The spectrum or 'array' of resources associated with attitudinal invocation presented below sets out some of the linguistic arrangements which may invoke attitudes in text, or may be associated with that invocation.
The 56-item questionnaire used in this study included six sets of attitudinal items to measure primary physicians' beliefs about positive and negative influences of PCSGs, reasons for attending PCSGs, the attributes of effective PCSGs, and the value of face-to-face and web-based PCSGs.
We incorporated five demographic questions and six sets of attitudinal items to measure beliefs about: positive influences of PCSGs; negative influences of PCSGs; reasons for attending PCSGs; the attributes of effective PCSGs; and the value of face-to-face and web-based PCSGs.
After the stated-preference module (see Sect. 3.2), the survey concluded with a set of attitudinal questions.
The current article reviews and reevaluates the results from the first three experiments with the German subjects under the premise that perceivers actually have a more limited set of attitudinal registers which they can reliably draw on.
Other means of flagging Attitude may be more straightforward and local as seen earlier, counter-expectational signals, negation, comparison and parallelism may be variously employed in the co-text to set up attitudinal readings.
To this end, we have carried out an empirical study using a bivariate probit model, where the dependent variable we want to analyze is the household attitude to recycling batteries, which we explain through a set of attitudinal and socio-economic factors, together with an endogenous factor representing the environmental concern of the individuals.
The subscales generated from the set of attitudinal items will be referred to throughout the remainder of this manuscript as the Birth Attitudes Profile Scale (BAPS).
Prospective longitudinal cohort design with self report questionnaires containing a set of attitudinal statements regarding birth (Birth Attitudes Profile Scale) and a fear of birth scale (FOBS).
Each set of attitudinal items included 5 9 questions that were each rated by respondents using a 5-point Likert scale (where 1 = strongly disagree and 5 = strong agree).
