The phrase "attitudes differently" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how different people or groups perceive or respond to situations or ideas in various ways.
Example: "People from different cultures often express their attitudes differently towards social norms and traditions."
Alternatives: "perspectives vary" or "views differ".
However, in the case of a health outcome, the returns effect may reflect the indirect effects of structural and institutional differences in health systems that affect the health seeking behaviours and attitudes differently between rural and urban areas [15].
Authenticity, conciseness, reversal, and humor are generally useful in engaging readers, though brand story elements influence customer attitudes differently for search versus experience products.
Audiences may approach his first-act attitude differently.
Each player of Billy seems to arrive at the attitude slightly differently (I saw one London cast and have seen two of the three New York Billys so far), but the point is the same: suddenly, an unformed boy turns into ideal geometry.
This research intends to understand the acceptance of online mass-customized athletic shoes among college students through applying the theory of reasoned action with a focus on whether utilitarian value and need for uniqueness influence favorable attitude formation differently.
Unencumbered by vested interests or traditional industry attitudes, these people "think differently," he said.
"This man has given us an extremely upsetting story about something that's happened and you are defending yourself in the context where we have to have a conversation about cultural attitudes that treat women differently," she said.
Counterfactual attitudes in TSM behave differently from these three types of attitudes.
Did this mean public space was done differently, and are attitudes to it different in those countries?
After a about a week, you'll find yourself treating people differently, because your attitudes will become more loving, compassionate, and understanding.
In accordance with strictly defined gender roles and conservative community attitudes, girl children are treated differently from birth which too often results in inequalities of nutrition, health, education and financial status.
