Sentence examples for attitude perceived from inspiring English sources
Mr. Sanders calls this attitude "perceived privacy" and says it is at the heart of the pact people make with city life.
No Southerner could confuse his strenuous opposition to the Iraq war with the reflexive antiwar attitude perceived by many in the South as a partisan wish for American failure.
These components were attitude, perceived behavioral control (PBC) and social norms.
In two separate analysis for both datasets EFA results of attitude, perceived subjective norms, perceived behavioural control and entrepreneurial intention showed that all four scales were unidimentional.
Subjective norm has direct, significant relationships with attitude, perceived behavioral control, and purchase intention of artificial apparel (Kim and Karpova 2010).
The RAA hypothesizes that successors' intention to take over the farm is determined by three constructs: attitude, perceived norms and perceived behavioral control.
Cathy's teenage voice is a joy – funny, endearing and credible, it bursts with attitude, perceives the shortcomings of her native island, coins malapropisms and wry neologisms ("Venerable Diseases"), and sneers at parochial locals.
The individuals who have a positive attitude perceive weaker barriers (they have stronger behavioral control).
Participants completed surveys of mental health symptoms, treatment experience and attitudes, perceived public, and personal stigma.
Determinants, such as awareness, attitudes, perceived norms and self-efficacy, consist of specific beliefs: thoughts, associations, perceptions, et cetera.
Performance objectives were formulated for students and teachers as well as determinants, such as attitudes, perceived norms, self-efficacy, and skills.
