Sentence examples for attitudes defined from inspiring English sources

Along with the statistician Bernard Silverman, Woodhead has developed a measure of liberalism on moral attitudes, defined as allowing people to make their own decisions, providing these do not harm others.

The questionnaire was administered by researchers from VTI. Attitudes, defined as feelings or emotions associated with certain topics, were measured and Likert-type scales were used for most of the items included in the study [34].

In psychology, Gawronski and Bodenhausen (2006) advance a model according to which there is a substantial difference between implicit attitudes, defined in terms of associative processes, and explicit attitudes which have a propositional structure and are guided by standards of truth and consistency (see also Wilson, Lindsey, and Schooler 2000; Greenwald and Nosek 2009).

Each component tests different competences using validated assessment methods; together, they cover the spectrum of knowledge, skills, behaviours, and attitudes defined by the curriculum for general practice specialty training.

Dysfunctional attitudes, defined as rigidly and relatively stable over generalizations within the domains of perfectionism, performance, need for approval and love, omnipotence and autonomy, are related to depressed mood (Beevers and Miller, 2004; Kwon and Oei, 2003).

Both socio-demographic characteristics and knowledge in combination with attitudes, defined as feelings towards driving under the influence of medicines, were used to predict reported behavior (in terms of change in driving frequency and/or in terms of change in the use of medicines).

Dissonance, violence, a spirit of alienation – supposedly 20th-century attitudes – define Il tabarro and surface in the other two operas.

In West Germany patriarchal attitudes defining male sexual violence as a matter of female honor made the frankness of the diary seem brazen and shameful, while in the East criticism of the heroic Soviet liberators was forbidden.

Attitude, defined as 'a psychological tendency that is expressed by evaluating a particular entity with some degree of favor or disfavor' (Eagly & Chaiken, [1993], p. 1), has been extensively researched in social psychology.

That bold, conservative attitude defined Gorsuch's inaugural weeks on the bench.

Combined variable based on 8 individual criteria, Mean (standard deviation) reported, Positive attitude defined as score >60.