Sentence examples for data on attitudes from inspiring English sources

I QUITE like today's Daily chart, which presents recent survey data on attitudes toward austerity.

In the first, the researchers analyzed 10 years of nationally representative survey data on attitudes toward race and welfare programs.

A Lickert-type scale questionnaire was used in the study to collect data on attitudes of lecturers.

Antievolutionism extends beyond mere Biblical literalism, however, as shown by comparing survey data on American religious opinions with survey data on attitudes towards evolution.

Nine focus groups were conducted, with a total of 66 participants, to collect qualitative data on attitudes toward technology and feedback.

Using data on attitudes and knowledge among about 30,000 students from Greece, Norway, Slovenia and Sweden, we employ a fuzzy regression discontinuity design in which we exploit the exogenous variation related to school entry age.

Subjects were interviewed individually to obtain data on attitude, subjective norm, perceived behavioral control, and intention of actual behavior using the questionnaire that was created from the FGD.

Although there are studies of physicians' [ 17- 21], patients' [ 22], and citizens' [ 23- 25] attitudes to rationing, data on GP attitudes to bedside rationing within primary care are limited.

Data collection on attitudes surrounding HIV vaccination was supported by the National Center for Research Resources and the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences, National Institutes of Health (UL1TR000117 to J.R.H).

In this review one medium quality study [ 19] provided substantial qualitative data on the attitudes and preferences of patients; and another high quality study [ 32] provided substantial qualitative data on the perspectives of health care practitioners.

Analysis of data collected in the classroom as well as data on students' attitudes and perceptions indicate that GS facilitated students' collaborative learning, and improved students' epistemology and attitudes toward science learning.