The phrase "attitudes connection" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the relationship between different attitudes or how they connect with one another, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The attitudes connection between team members can significantly impact collaboration and productivity."
Alternatives: "relationship of attitudes" or "connection of attitudes".
Additional barriers listed in free responses fell into multiple, small categories (n = 22), including time for implementation, logistics, student attitudes, connection with lecture, creativity, and curricular resources (Table S5), which suggests a strong contextual influence on implementation of authentic research experiences.
Affective labour (my sociability, attitude, connections, emotions) is part of Brand Me, and must be monitored, controlled and exploited.
"It shows an attitude and connection that seems to me to be ongoing and inappropriate". Google spokeswoman Mistique Cano said the e-mails didn't reveal anything surprising, however.
Semiotician Philip Beitchman places their attitude in connection with Tzara's own vision of Utopia, which combined communist messages with Freudo-Marxist psychoanalysis and made use of particularly violent imagery.
Attitude and connections are the best way to make it in America, a point slyly reinforced with visual cues, like a party in a cool Lower East Side apartment on Hester Street, a location that was once a symbol of the immigrant work ethic.
Some studies have considered the confounding effect of attitudes in the connections between rail transit and travel behavior.
The ship's badge depicted the Federation Star overlaid by a naval crown, and her motto was "Endeavour", reflecting both an idealisation of Australians' national spirit and attitude, and a connection to James Cook and HM Bark Endeavour.
Strawson (1974) suggests that gratitude is a reactive attitude, and that the reactive attitudes have an essential connection to the practice of holding others to normative expectations.
But what is most important for our present purposes is that, according to Miller, 'the existence of these appraising attitudes makes intelligible the connection between a desert judgment and its basis' (89).
We need to revive these attitudes that foster our connection with nature.
Finally, caution will be taken when interpreting information about the connection between attitudes and actions.
