For that reason, it was quite valuable during its prime, establishing among a highly visible elite a baseline attitude from which you deviated at your own risk.
If we are to escape the regress such questions evoke, it seems that there must be an attitude that can be identified with the agent's point of view simply by virtue of being the attitude it is; there must be an attitude from which no agent can possibly be alienated.
This is a baseline assessment of attitudes and practices, from which we intend to measure the impact of mass media campaigns, launched since the baseline by Soul City.
Personal aspects included motivations and attitudes, for which constructs were derived from Likert-type scales through factor analysis.
The expectancy-value (EV) model (Fishbein, 1963), the theory of planned behavior (Ajzen, 1985), and the VBN theory (Stern, 2000), all posit that beliefs provide the foundation from which attitudes toward objects and actions are formed, and those attitudes can be highly predictive of behaviors.
Anyone present on this spring Sunday afternoon would have been compelled to regard golf as an inclusive game with modern attitudes and strong roots from which to grow in the future.
This survey provides evidence of HCPs and P&Cs' views on the use of ATs in upper limb stroke rehabilitation and a benchmark from which changing attitudes can be measured.
To see her as a victim of other people's cruelties is also to take an old-fashioned and romantic attitude toward the mental illness from which she suffered, even if the treatments for it in her day strike us as uncivilized and ignorant (as ours will in the future).
As a source from which religious insights, attitudes, and problems flowed into all of Western tradition, Mesopotamian religions are of lasting and great interest beyond themselves.
