The phrase "attitudinal patterns" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the consistent ways in which individuals or groups express their attitudes or behaviors in various contexts.
Example: "The study aimed to identify the attitudinal patterns of consumers towards sustainable products."
Alternatives: "behavioral trends" or "dispositional tendencies."
Personality has been defined as a collection of stable individual traits [ 1] and behavioral, emotional and attitudinal response patterns.
Attitudinal and behavioural patterns have a high resistance to change, and the phenomenon of violence in Romania has its roots in the communist period.
It has been described using quantitative measures, qualitative terms, attitudinal explanations, and landscape patterns.
Design: Attitudinal postal survey.
However, past research has generally focused on urban populations, which may differ in their patterns of structural and attitudinal barriers.
In each region, we identified six comparable segments with distinct attitudinal profiles, socio-demographic properties and behavioural patterns.
Champion and Miller have indicated that sociodemographic variables may influence attitudinal variables and thus indirectly influence behavioural patterns.
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.
To understand potential explanations for the results, we also examined patterns of changes in behavioral and attitudinal WASH indicators by gender (Table 3).
Computational linguistics the analysis of language using computer-based methodologies allows analysts to go beyond intuitive, comprehension-based approaches to text analysis, revealing systematic language use patterns that reflect a range of attitudinal and emotive stances (Hunston, 2002).
