The phrase "attitudes how" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or improperly structured expression that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "I am curious about attitudes how people perceive success."
Alternatives: "attitudes towards" or "attitudes regarding".
A study last year in the journal Collabra studied the gap between explicit attitudes (how study participants said they felt) and implicit attitudes (how they unintentionally demonstrated they felt).
If there's something missing from these approaches to violence, it's attention to first-person attitudes, how we think about ourselves as moral agents.
Lately, the analyses in books such as Sheryl Sandberg's "Lean In" and Katty Kay and Claire Shipman's "The Confidence Code" have focussed on women's personal attitudes — how they need to just step up, put themselves forward, demand that raise.
Obstacles to further growth include cost, concerns about links to proliferation of nuclear weapons, public attitudes, how to handle nuclear waste, and workforce shortages.
Considering these widespread cultural attitudes, how do we get the sleep we need without feeling guilty about taking time away from other important aspects of our lives?
These were differentiated into attitudes (how MNH providers think and feel) and behavior (what they do) (30).
We are more concerned about the process: our work, our attitude, how we go about our business.
No, but you choose your attitude, how hard you are going to perform and you dig in.
In the simplest terms, Klein's genius was to shift the conversation from being one purely about fashion (what I wear) to attitude (how I look).
For example, when the program asks questions about how frequently the user feels pain and wants to take breaks, it also asks questions about attitude: how likely is the person to take a break when it is needed?
Very unhealthy very healthy Experiential attitude How did the exercise feel?
