The phrase "attitudes analysis" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct term is "attitude analysis," which refers to the examination or evaluation of attitudes.
Example: "The attitude analysis revealed significant insights into consumer behavior and preferences."
Alternatives: "attitude assessment" or "attitude evaluation."
She wrote a column steeped in reporting at a time when other columnists increasingly focused on attitude, analysis and television appearances, and she did her own legwork well into her 80's.
Attitude analysis (Inohara et al.,2007; Bernath Walker et al.2009) is another analysis that is performed on this conflict.
Intuitionists may respond to this objection by drawing on a recent version of Ewing's fitting attitude analysis of goodness.
(ii) In Five Types Broad tentatively suggests a version of what is currently known as the The Fitting Attitude Analysis of value.
But on a single uniform attitude analysis, applied in what seems a natural and intuitive way, it seems these should consist in her directing the same attitude on the same proposition or, better, on her self-attributing the same property.
Some of the notable ones are online message sentiment filtering, e-mail sentiment classification, web blog author's attitude analysis etc. Data leakage analysis is an emerging area that can be focused on in security systems (Katz et al. 2014).
In addition, in the attitude analysis, it is discovered that if the Federal Government has a negative attitude towards the Ontario Government, it is possible that the final outcome is a state that is among the least preferred states for both DMs.
Such an analysis, which has come to be called "the fitting attitude analysis" of value, is supported by the mundane observation that, instead of saying that something is good, we often say that it is valuable, which itself just means that it is fitting to value the thing in question.
Since the central purposes of ethics are to resolve or coordinate attitudes, an analysis of ethical language must reveal how ethical language serves these dynamic purposes.
Because the purpose of this study was to describe nurses' experiences and attitudes, data analysis relied on simple descriptive statistics.
