The phrase "attitudes of the developing" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the attitudes of developing countries or individuals, but as it stands, it is incomplete and ambiguous.
Example: "The attitudes of the developing nations towards climate change are crucial for global efforts."
Alternatives: "attitudes of developing countries" or "mindsets of emerging nations".
The attitude of the developing nations was that the industrialized world caused the pollution, so the richer states should cut a check for reparations and another check to help pursue clean development.
In this context, Mietzel [ 13] noticed that the thoughts, values, and attitudes of the learner develop through interaction with others not by a passive reception, but rather by internalizing active constructions.
Senior Western diplomats, who have been trying without success to get a firm idea of the Soviet attitude toward the developing situation in South east Asia, said the Tass com mentary seemed to reflect the ambiguity and flexibility of the Soviet position.
Attitudes have also changed in many of the developing countries.
The attitudes of typically developing children towards children with disabilities appear to be positively affected through inclusion (Peck, Carlson, & Helmstetter, 1992) and knowledge about disability seems to be increased as well (Diamond & Hestenes, 1994; Diamond & Hestenes, 1996).
But this time, in combination with other indicators, they suggest rising confidence in the future of agriculture.Most important, higher prices seem to have changed the attitudes of governments in developing countries.
The attitude of some developing countries has already started to change; Rwanda, Malawi, Tanzania and Nigeria have all launched or expanded family-planning programmes in the past few years.
A lot of places in the developing world have an attitude of, we want this for free or we want it to be done by a non-profit or we want it to be philanthropy.
"In Brazil you can find all of the First World attractions we have back in Europe," he explained, "but it has the pace and attitude of a developing country, which I'm attracted to".
Over time, prices are changing the attitudes of consumers in developed countries.
