Performance at chain drugstores reflects the attitudes of lower- and middle-income consumers, he explained; they are typically the first to cut their spending.
The classic "Marienthal" study of the community effects of unemployment showed that high unemployment has negative consequences not only for unemployed individuals but is also linked to a retreat from public life, a general attitude of fatalism, lower political interest, and the dissolution of social networks (Jahoda et al. 1933).
His music, said to represent "the decadent attitude of the lower-middle classes," was deemed "especially dangerous on the musical front in the present class war".
Indeed, such was the make-do-and-mend attitude of her lower-middle-class, postwar generation, that I was the only child in my class who didn't have two parents still married to one another.
But the culture that it represented, with all prisoners considered guilty until proven innocent, with dubious interrogation methods widely considered to be condoned, could well have had an influence on the attitudes and behaviour of lower ranks.
Gibbard glosses negation of the judgement that X is permissible as an attitude of ruling out a set of lower order attitudes, those involved in the various plans to do X.
In summary, the psychotic group demonstrated a pattern of lower reflective attitude scores, higher certain attitude scores, and lower R-C index scores compared to the non-psychotic groups.
Before intention was added to the model, higher levels of attitude and lower self-efficacy contributed significantly.
Margetts ([2005], 2003) notes that problem behaviours in the early years, including extreme overactivity, inability to sit still, short attention span, emotional difficulties and negative attitude predict lower levels of academic achievement and progress and behaviour problems in adolescence.
Unfortunately, patients tend to resort to extreme violence in medical disputes in China when they perceive that doctors have poor attitude and lower quality of medical services.
