Sentence examples for attitudes compared to from inspiring English sources
Physicians show more favorable attitudes compared to nurses.
Regarding sex differences, research has noted that women have less ageist attitudes compared to men (Bodner, Bergman, & Cohen-Fridel, 2012).
Research in social psychology suggests that emotionalized media content is more effective in changing affect-based attitudes compared to cognition-based attitudes (see Ryffel et al. 2014).
Fertig (2004) analyses the differences in leisure-time activities and attitudes of foreign immigrants, ethnic Germans and different generations and finds that both generations have differences in attitudes compared to Germans.
Finally, participating parents also showed lower levels of gender role attitudes compared to non-participating parents in the following items: (1) family decisions should be made by men (11percentt vs. 33percentt), (2) wife should tolerate being beaten to keep family together (3percentt vs. 14percentt), and (3) wife does not have the right to express opinions (2percentt vs. 8percentt).
Among doctors, the older ones reported less positive attitudes compared to the younger ones.
What does he make of the prevailing attitude compared to that of his generation?
There's a big change in attitude compared to years ago, when Match was founded in San Francisco.
The preliminary results involving a group of 60 diploma civil engineering students indicate that most students tend to have internal locus of control rather than external locus of control; above average level in self-efficacy and positive attitudes towards engineering with female students having stronger positive attitude compared to male students.
So Hawaiians seem to have a different perspective and attitude compared to Americans on the mainland.
The effect of the meal one hour post-feeding (measured by Δ-ghrelin, the within-week change in acyl-ghrelin from t = 0 min), significantly correlated with difference in risk attitude compared to baseline (F 1,17) = 6.56, p = 0.022, r2 = 0.22; Figure 3B).
