The phrase "attitudinal impact" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effect or influence that attitudes have on a particular situation or outcome.
Example: "The attitudinal impact of the new policy was evident in the employees' increased motivation and engagement."
Alternatives: "attitude effect" or "impact of attitudes".
ii) How does attitudinal change impact on disaffection with school?
At each stage of the screening process – before, during and after screening – a number of attitudinal factors impact on decisions about screening and the acceptability of population-level screening for dementia.
These outcomes are modeled together by specifying latent underlying unobserved individual lifestyle, personality, and attitudinal factors that impact the many outcomes, and generate the jointness among the outcomes.
The discrepancy only arises when you include older people, and we have ways to minimise the impact of attitudinal differences between age groups so it's not about younger people being more liberated.
This was reflected in their attitudinal determinants towards the impact of A/H7N9 and their low anxiety level (STAI of 1.85).
The logistic regression analyses were guided by Petersen's [ 20] risk factor model for oral diseases, suggesting that socio-environmental factors influence behavioural-and attitudinal factors, which again impact on clinical- and subjective oral health outcomes.
Similar to the present findings, previous findings using health education as a control, reportedly did not impact the attitudinal or behavioral preferences for non-aggressive conflict resolution among 6th grade students [ 40].
They categorise impact as: attitudinal (changes in the perceptions of key stakeholders); discursive (changes in language usage); content (changes in written policy); procedural (changing how something is done); and behavioural changes (sustainable changes in the way something is perceived or approached).
The statements covered the conceptual, attitudinal and practical aspects of impact evaluation.
Petersen [ 8] presented a risk factor model for dental caries, suggesting that socio-environmental factors influence behavioral- and attitudinal factors which in turn impact on clinical- and subjective oral health outcomes.
