The phrase "attitudes affects" is not correct in written English.
It should be "attitudes affect" since "attitudes" is plural and requires the plural form of the verb "affect."
Example: "The way we perceive challenges often reflects how our attitudes affect our performance."
Alternatives: "attitudes influence" or "attitudes shape".
Researchers looked at the ways in which the role of attitudes affects travel choices (e.g. [1, 2] in the USA) and studied the subject from various perspectives, including e.g. youth travel (e.g. [3] in Australia) or emerging technologies (e.g. [4] in Finland).
Perception is understood as the positions, attitudes, affects and behaviors that an individual exhibits towards certain processes, situations, objects or persons.
The authors also suggest that while IPE is known to have an important impact on improving patient care, it would be interesting to further explore the ways in which an improvement in IPE attitudes affects healthcare professionals' specific working practices, possibly allowing for more targeted interventions to be implemented.
Try re-examining the assumptions and attitudes affecting your business model.
In other words, the racial attitudes of undecided voters do not affect their vote for or against Obama as dramatically as those same attitudes affect otherwise-similar early deciders.
Often beliefs and attitudes affect each other (1944, 5; 1950).
In her analysis, she does not study how attitudes affect labour market outcomes.
This shows that natives' attitudes affect the attitudes of the Russian diaspora and migrants, except towards responsibility for the sick.
And such attitudes affect how couples, especially the trailing spouse, are perceived by their colleagues.
The local action study provides insights into community attitudes affecting niches and regime change.
Appraisals include a) attitudes: affect, judgements of people, appreciations of things; b) graduations of these attitudes; c) engagement.
