Sentence examples for attitudes enacted from inspiring English sources

Team performance evaluation can be defined as, "the application of standard diagnostic measurement tools to assess the behaviors, cognitions and attitudes enacted by team members in relation to clearly operationalized criteria" [ 15].

Despite the accounts of lapses in humane treatment reported by some of the bereaved parents in this study, it was apparent from the stories of excellent caring behaviours that respect and genuinely empathic attitudes can be enacted in institutional maternity settings to a very high standard.

That is not to say that the movement has completely succeeded, especially outside the United States, where anti-gay laws and attitudes continue to be enacted and are thriving.

Bret Weinstein came to symbolize a dismissive attitude that was being enacted in multiple areas of the college.

This study focused on the narratives of only PLHIV and has not established enacted stigma or discriminatory attitudes among health workers or discriminatory routines in the healthcare system.

An important finding in Study 3 was that many of the problems identified were beyond the control of individuals (despite being enacted through their actions and attitudes) and could be attributed to broader health system arrangements.

Specifically, we present: (i) the changes in public concern about the importance of confidentiality for adolescents; and (ii) the shifts in the public attitudes towards potential outcomes if laws are enacted to further protect adolescent confidentiality.

When the Federal Rules of Evidence were enacted in 1975, they liberalized the attitude toward the admission of evidence by giving trial judges much broader discretion than they previously had.

The former president's argument reflected a broader shift in societal attitudes in the 17 years since the law was enacted.

By comparison, I ask how these attitudes and actions are different from the draconian practices enacted by Arizona state officials in 2010 in stripping away primarily the Mexican American Studies programs from Tucson public schools?

Enacted stigma can be seen as stigmatizing attitudes and acts of discriminations by the public, whereas felt stigma is the stigmatized person's internal feelings of shame (self-stigma) and fear of discrimination (perceived stigma).