As communities in Appalachia, the Rust Belt, and rural America declined, attitudes toward government programs grew more hostile.
As the health of the patients was declining the attitudes to the disease of most patients were changing, but not their attitudes to information.
Thus while more students continued to show improved (declining) stereotype attitudes the overall mean scale score reverted back to baseline.
As Sierra's production declined, his attitude soured.
It has been suggested that such exposure results in a more cynical attitude towards academic life and to the profession among students[ 30], the so-called "ethical erosion" or decline in attitudes already discussed[ 22, 23, 28, 47].
The poll, which is conducted annually to measure Americans' views toward a number of moral issues, revealed the only issue for which acceptance has significantly declined is attitudes toward animal testing.
After a spike during the moralistic years between the world wars, sexual blackmail has lost some of its zing and sting, Professor McLaren said, thanks to "changes in public attitudes, and declining hypocrisy and, then, in the 1960s and '70s, changes in the law".
While the trend reflects a negative and now declining picture in employee attitudes regarding leadership, there are some bright spots.
D'Antoni, unhappy with Robinson's attitude, declined the fans' request, and the Knicks' guards woke up.
In the second phase of the most comprehensive study of class in Britain, published exclusively today by The Independent on Sunday, the research company BritainThinks investigated the social attitudes of the declining working class.
Instead, it's about the decline of attitude and erudition, and the rise of careerism.
