The phrase "attitude role" is not commonly used in written English and may not be clear in meaning.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing the role that attitude plays in behavior or performance, but it would require additional context for clarity.
Example: "In our team dynamics, each member's attitude role significantly influences the overall morale and productivity."
Alternatives: "role of attitude" or "attitudinal role".
Almost all the respondents had very good attitude (role perception and confidence) towards physical activity promotion.
Also there was no significant association between the attitude (role perception and confidence) of respondents to physical activity promotion with their counselling practice to patients in a month (Table 5).
Even though a prerequisite for practicing EBM is the acquisition of specific knowledge and skills, it also requires a shift in attitude; role models in the clinical field; resources to support evidence-informed practices; and a commitment to life-long learning.
My colleagues have set up an excellent sharing-attitude role model for me.
The development of a leaders' capability needs to be cognizant of these five levels and global mindset or the implications for followers is that they will adopt the skills, practices, mindsets and attitudes role modeled by their leaders -- leaders that are stuck in existing patterns of leading.
Using high fidelity simulation to recreate communication scenarios in the OT may be valuable in prompting overt discussion and reflection not only of skills but the important issues of attitudes, role clarity and effective functioning within teams.
Transferring knowledge from research into practice can be challenging, partly because the process involves a change in attitudes, roles and behaviour by individuals and teams.
However, as the evidence presented in the paper shows, there was a necessary and notable shift towards an explicit focus on exposing and addressing gender-biased attitudes, roles and behaviours.
And this laissez-faire attitude to role models has stood me in good stead.
Miller et al. [ 13] emphasized the lack of specific training at medical schools and the absence of a positive attitude and role models among faculty and physicians.
Occupational therapists' attitudes toward role autonomy.
