The phrase "attitude were found for" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a grammatical error, likely due to subject-verb agreement issues.
Example: "The researchers discovered that positive attitudes were found for those who participated in the program."
Alternatives: "attitudes were identified for" or "attitudes were observed for".
Significant differences in the proportions of staff with a positive attitude per clinical area were found for all climate dimensions (P<0.05).
Engagement in an ExP is significantly dependent on the SpR attitude (low engagement level were found for R-S individuals and those without any religious affiliation); gender and marital status are also relevant variables.
While no changes in attitudes toward unsafe driving were found for the control group, the intervention group reported riskier attitudes toward unsafe driving behaviors from T1 to T2 and T3.
Small but significant differences between the responders of the survey and responders of the non-response survey were found for attitude toward euthanasia (90.4% vs 87.4% agreed on the statement concerning attitude toward euthanasia).
For schools, General Attitude was found to be significantly higher for July (M =2.0, SD =.23), compared to September (M =1.62, SD =1.30; t(11) = –2.57, p <.05).
Necessary attitude is found to be accessible for some control parameters.
Additionally, direct (unhypothesized) relationships with behavior were found for affective attitude, descriptive norm and anticipated regret.
In 2013, strong positive associations were found for instrumental attitude and injunctive norm.
For specialists, similar associations were found for general attitude towards dementia but not for the competence index, with the exception of the application of cognitive tests.
Trends in the same direction were found for the following variables: instrumental attitude, experiential attitude, and intention (p values < .1).1
