"The pendulum swung the other way," says Howard Schmidt, a former cyber security expert for the Obama administration, who believes attitudes changed after Edward Snowden's revelations.
There was still work to do on shifting the public's perception that Greggs was a high-fat heart-attack waiting to happen, but Mr Whiteside believes attitudes are changing.
One of Mrs. Frankson's lawyers, Michael A. London, said that he believes attitudes among New York jurors may be shifting, partly because the city's ban on smoking in bars and restaurants feeds subconscious concerns about the dangers of smoking.
And Parker believes attitudes towards the women's game have improved since the introduction of the Super League.
Netflix's Sarandos believes attitudes will continue to shift. .
Traditionally used quantitative methods are unable to provide real life data on needs, believes, attitudes, and values of various population groups.
Before I leave Professor Frankfurt's great work I must also mention another aspect of the Blair phenomenon, the "I only know what I believe" attitude in the prime minister's words to the Labour party conference in 2004.
James's essay is intended as a "defence of our right to adopt a believing attitude in religious matters, in spite of the fact that our merely logical intellect may not have been coerced" (1 2).
William James, for instance, calls The Will to Believe, "an essay in justification of faith, a defense of our right to adopt a believing attitude in religious matters, in spite of the fact that our merely logical intellect may not have been coerced".
Wood said she believed attitudes had changed.
