According to Strawson, the attitudes expressed in holding persons morally responsible are varieties of a wide range of attitudes deriving from our participation in personal relationships, e.g., resentment, indignation, hurt feelings, anger, gratitude, reciprocal love, and forgiveness.
The focal independent variables include three indicators that have been used to capture the degree of traditional gender roles in immigrants' source countries: (1) the female-to-male labour activity ratio in the source country, (2) the female-to-male ratio in tertiary education enrolment, and (3) an explicit measure of gender-role attitudes derived from the World Value Survey.
The tripartite perspective on attitudes suggests that attitudes derive from three sources: cognitions, behavior, and affects.
Early tripartite perspective on attitudes suggests that attitudes derive from three sources- cognitions, affects, and behaviors- and the interplay between cognitions, affects, and behaviors can influence attitudes and attitude change (Katz & Stotland, 1959; Millar & Tesser, 1986, 1989; Rosenberg & Hovland, 1960; Zanna & Rempel, 1988).
For example, (Bird-David N 1990) argues that in some hunter-gatherer societies, a variety of behaviors and attitudes derive from viewing the forest as peoples' parent (cf. (Tilley C 2000, p. 50)), and (Geertz C 1973) argues that betting decisions in Balinese cockfighting events metaphorically represented alliances and antagonisms between groups and individuals.
Zomby's reaction to the recent hype over the iPhone 5 isn't quite what you'd imagine from someone who seems so dedicated to the attitudes derived from free market consumerism.
Risk attitudes derived from financial choice tasks have also been associated with genetic variation, though less work has focused on this class of risk attitude measurements.
Risk attitudes derived from the same disciplinary field display significant within-field correlation (HS and NA, SGG and SGL), while correlations of risk attitude measures from different disciplines are uncorrelated and of similar magnitude as previously documented [28].
Table 3 presents "physician risk attitudes" derived from the Pearson Risk Scale.
Understanding motivations for CAM treatment is important, because attitudes derive from wishes for non-pharmacological treatment, to be more involved in treatment and avoid side effects.
The ensuing motivation, energy and attitudes derived from work can likewise be mobilized to facilitate functioning in other life domains such as the family (Friedman and Greenhaus 2000) and result in a better 'synergy' between multiple roles (Voydanoff 2004).
