The phrase "attitudinal obstacles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe mental or emotional barriers that affect a person's behavior or perspective, often in contexts related to psychology, personal development, or social issues.
Example: "Many individuals face attitudinal obstacles that prevent them from fully engaging in the learning process."
Alternatives: "mental barriers" or "psychological hurdles".
Both pharmacological and non-pharmacological regimes were used, but in an ad hoc, variable and unsystematic manner, with patient, staff, and attitudinal obstacles between the experience of pain and its relief.
5 In terms of management, both pharmacological and nonpharmacological analgesic regimes were used but in an ad hoc, variable, and unsystematic manner, with patient, staff, and attitudinal obstacles operating between pain experience and relief (see Table 1).
Altogether, while there seems a female advantage to some degree, the varying results suggest a need to better understand attitudinal obstacles for both sexes in the detailed descriptions that can be derived from qualitative findings.
In order this potential to be unfolded, it may be necessary to work on doctors' motivations and skills in better conveying information to their patients, in spending some more time and energy to evaluate patients' expectations, possible obstacles to attitudinal and behavioural changes and eventually to find the right keys motivating them to such changes.
In fact, with a robust supply of industrial space in Greenpoint, which was formerly home to many knitting mills, the only obstacle to growth as a film production hub may be an attitudinal one.
A detailed study on carpooling in the USA and Vermont [28] provides a list of major obstacles to carpooling, including rates of car ownership, household size, dispersed land settlement patterns, changes in travel behavior and attitudinal variables.
Be attitudinal towards winter.
These attitudinal proclamations can be overstated.
Sometimes our biobigotry is merely attitudinal.
They are largely attitudinal and ad hoc.
"But there have been attitudinal changes.
