The phrase "attitudes effect" is not correct in written English.
You may be trying to refer to the impact or influence of attitudes on something.
Example: "The attitudes effect on team dynamics can be significant, shaping how members interact and collaborate."
Alternatives: "impact of attitudes" or "influence of attitudes".
Besides, the 3-dimensional velocity errors induced by the attitude effect are 0.10, 0.10, 0.07, 0.08, 0.09, and 0.10 for FM1 FM6.
Out of an initial pool of 11,957 study abstracts, 1105 were chosen for analysis, yielding 879 achievement and 181 attitude effect sizes after pre-experimental designs and studies with obvious methodological confounds were removed.
Most of the effects were observed with children from a majority ethnicity: 67% of the attitude effects were positive, and media/instruction and contact were equally effective at delivering these.
Overall, more attitude effects (55%) than peer relations effects (25%) were positive, and media/instruction (47%) was more successful than contact (36%).
Affect/Effect: "His sour attitude effects everybody".
(1999), they found increases in students' self-esteem and attitudes, with effect sizes of 0.29 0.67, in collaborative or cooperative groups.
For skills and attitudes shifts, effect sizes for freshmen were large (Cohen, 1992) in five of the six categories and moderate for "interpreting data".
Table 1 lists strategies proven to be successful (Werth 2009) in changing student attitudes and effecting real change in the classroom.
Since the evidence in a jury trial can be complex, and jurors often reach decisions about the verdict early on, it is reasonable to expect an attitude polarization effect.
Self-efficacy, attitudes, side-effects, social support, and relations with health professionals were mediator variables correlated with optimal treatment taking.
