We measured changes in knowledge and attitudes with well-developed assessment tools before and after administration of the course.
– This translates to the public health field, where, for example, individual adults' acceptance of influenza vaccine has been found to be correlated with positive community attitudes, as well as with the individual having previously had a flu shot; this can enable officials to identify potential markets for flu vaccination and target them with appropriate messaging.
When you pinch-hit, you go up there with an attitude of: 'Well, I'm not supposed to get a hit.
It's far better to adopt an attitude of cooperation in life, both with well people and those who also suffer.
Any show that has the fabulously fearless Fox as a symbol of rectitude is bound to be one with a go-ahead attitude to, well, everything.
The principles of cognitive restructuring [ 27] are used for shifting maladaptive to adaptive attitudes with respect to falling, as well as for increasing self-efficacy beliefs and feelings of control.
Many alcohol-addicted women coming for treatment showed symptoms of depression, with related dysfunctional attitudes as well.
Some felt negative GP attitudes as well as issues with funding for PNs' work could also be barriers.
Good communication can also be described as "the good man or woman (attitudes), talking well (skills)" [ 11], with attitudes in this context referring to the student's professionalism.
That attitude played well with her students, as did Ms. Steckel's use of material from eight different textbooks and her frequent consultations with teachers at other schools.
Bloom is also the author of Normal: Transsexual CEOs, Crossdressing Cops and Hermaphrodites with Attitude, as well as four volumes of short stories.
