The initial step will be the survey to gauge attitudes about advertising, which the research firm of Erdos & Morgan will conduct among corporate leaders.
In reality, though, the American public doesn't seem to move very much in its basic attitudes about government, which have remained mostly pragmatic and predictable; simply put, people tend to want a little more government when times are tough and a little less when things are going well.
The longtime editor of the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), George Lundberg, was fired today for publishing a report detailing a survey of college students' attitudes about sex, which the authors presented as a contribution to "the current public debate regarding whether oral sex constitutes having 'had sex.' ".
In the study, Cooper first measured doctors' attitudes about race, which she said may mimic those of the general population.
America's most recent bout with high-profile gun violence has done little to shake people's attitudes about guns, which remain both complex and deeply polarized, according to two newly released surveys.
Physicians frequently report negative attitudes about obesity which is thought to affect patient care.
Mark also change his attitude about football, which he said held him back in his first two years at Northwestern.
Twenty years ago, that was hardly the prevailing attitude about downtown, which suffered from a yearslong exodus of residents, workers and shoppers to the suburbs.
"The television and film industry has a particular attitude about seniors, which I and my group resent," said Peter Mark Richman, 74, the chairman of the Screen Actors Guild's seniors committee.
Some people have an attitude about art which insists that it is meant to elevate and should be above daily life.
