The phrase "attitudes is based" is not correct in written English.
It should be "attitudes are based" to agree in number with the plural noun "attitudes."
Example: "The study shows that people's attitudes are based on their personal experiences and cultural background."
Alternatives: "attitudes stem from" or "attitudes derive from".
The analysis of attitudes is based on three components: cognition, feeling and action tendency.
Anand and Hacquard's (2013) typology of attitudes is based on the semantics of the verbs determined by two meaning components—a representational component and a preference component.
Our conception of values and attitudes is based on the cognitive hierarchy model of human behaviour which states that values are more enduring and more difficult to change than attitudes.
The indication that trust might have an impact on euthanasia attitudes is based on the slippery slope argument, which asserts that allowing euthanasia might lead to abuses and involuntary deaths.
But it's important to understand that those attitudes are based on respect: respect for women, for working people and for people of every background.
Q. Do you see courts showing any sympathy toward people who are just trying to make a living by going out on their own? A. Having done this for more than 20 years, I would say that judges' attitudes are based more on legal theory than on any kind of empathy toward the large numbers of laid-off employees.
Affective attitudes are based on emotions toward a behavior (e.g., unpleasant/pleasant); cognitive attitudes are based on previous knowledge, opinions, and beliefs about the advantages and disadvantages associated with a behavior (e.g., unimportant/important) (31).
In both the TPB and outcome expectancy models, higher-level constructs, such as attitudes, are based on lower-level beliefs.
They generally seemed to accept the power and control of their parents over their marriage - they knew that their parents' attitudes were based on good motives.
Doctor, ARV district level Some of these attitudes are based on real experiences, but many are also based on prejudicial expectations, and women wishing to access PMTCT services will be victims of that stigma, too.
As part of this, we need to enhance humanity's attitude towards living together with the natural environment, strengthen positive attitudes to learning from the environment, and the gaining of wisdom and knowledge about the ecosystem, and ultimately the values that those attitudes are based on.
