The phrase "attitude to problems" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's perspective or approach towards challenges or difficulties they encounter.
Example: "Her positive attitude to problems allows her to find solutions where others see obstacles."
Alternatives: "approach to challenges" or "perspective on issues".
The measurement of the social support is done by the QSSP [ 36], the coping strategies of the patient by the WCC [ 37], the attitude to problems by the QAP [ 38], anxiety and depression by the HADS scale [ 39] and the quality of life by the FACT-G [ 40].
The secondary objectives were to assess the effect of this APAPI compared with the conventional treatment on the quality of the return to work at 18 and 24 months, and on the individual and collective resources of the patients such as the perceived social support, the coping strategies, the attitude to problems, anxiety and depression, the quality of life and the contacts with the SEIS platform.
Three studies explored the doctors' attitude to psychological problems to explain the connection between longer consultations and the increased diagnosis of psychological problems.
Trefil combines with this philosophy an assertive attitude to the problems and challenges of ecology.
China has the right attitude to environmental problems, but to solve them it also has to rely on civil society and on introducing mature international practices.
Deveugele et al [ 43] and Raynes et al [ 38] reported that doctors who tend to have longer consultations are more likely to have a positive attitude to psychological problems.
Two of these studies highlighted the importance of a positive attitude to psychological problems [ 38, 43] on the diagnosis rate and Howe commented that doctors sometimes make a "choice" about whether to diagnose and manage the psychological problems presenting in a consultation depending on their "time and energy" [ 44].
The aim of this support being to take into account and modify certain factors of psychosocial fragility (poor perceived social support, little in the way of developed coping strategies, attitude to negative problems), we expect to observe a benefit for all the patients but a greater one for those in a situation of social fragility.
I didn't really make any active steps I just sort of sat there with a book in front of me and there was no real sort of drive to go and strive [Raj] Raj's view of the Medical School's attitude to personal problems echoed those of Sarah.
Her attitude to the problem that her potential boss wants to consider, the hard problem of the title, is distinctive.
