Sentence examples for attitudes to explain from inspiring English sources
Mr. Fujimoto also cites traditional attitudes to explain his own political longevity, a claim most islanders seem to accept.
Much previous research on recycling behavior has drawn heavily on models of personal and perceived social norms, as well as of personal attitudes, to explain recycling behavior.
Hence, this research highlights the importance of couple dynamics, that is, men's gender-role attitudes, to explain women's work-involvement decisions after childbirth.
The authors point to changing demands from employers and changing attitudes to explain why it would take longer to heal a broken leg in 2008 compared to in 1972.
This is noteworthy since many critics of eliminativism claim it is virtually impossible to imagine what a psychological theory would look like that doesn't invoke propositional attitudes to explain cognition (Hannan, 1993).
These attitudes help to explain the popularity of Mr Chávez, an oil-rich strongman more than a third of Venezuelan respondents say inequalities have diminished.But most respondents are convinced that democracy is the only road to development—and 71% say they are personally happy.
For the US, Fernandez and Fogli (2009) find that intergenerational transmission of cultural attitudes helps to explain the low contribution to the labor forces by second generation immigrant women.
Each of these attitudes helps to explain Donald Trump's favorability.
This receptive attitude helps to explain the rapport with children and adolescents that shines so clearly through his writing, in which he comes across as the least patronizing and most charming of allies, one who is willing to acknowledge the hopeless error of grown-up ways.
Similar gaps have been noted across the country, and researchers have provided a variety of explanations, from disparities in school resources, parents' education and background, family income and teacher attitudes and expectations, to explain some but not all of the differences.
This means that we find no evidence of attitudes being able to explain the gender gap in sickness absence.
