Honey and Mumford (1992) define learning styles as a description of attitudes and behaviors that determine students' learning preferences.
This verbal account seems intuitively appealing, and is consistent with ethnographic descriptions of attitudes to life in communities facing extreme poverty or danger [33], [34].
A model representing the main findings was constructed based on the informants' stories and the descriptions of attitudes, behaviors and strategies important for weight maintenance,.
This study, with elaborate descriptions of attitudes towards the policies and examples of social enforcement (or reasons for the lack thereof) can inform future studies that aim to understand the larger social context and influence change.
This difficulty in changing male's attitude can be inferred by the description of an attitude as a belief that is shaped by forces that act upon it because of the position or status within social structure [ 29].
One of the novelties of the proposed control design is the use of a non-standard description of the attitude motion, which allows the decomposition of the general motion into two rotations.
The press conference was interesting for the contrasting views of racing in Monaco, from Sebastien Bourdais' interesting and precise description of what attitude a driver needs to have to go fast here, and why he likes this track, to Felipe Massa's flat statement of dislike for the track.
And he shows, here intertwining a number of his themes from these lectures, that the very idea of "a description of an attitude" is itself no simple thing.
The first relates to Obama's description of, and attitude about, the economy.
The data analysis results indicate that CPT provides a better description of risk attitudes than expected utility theory (EUT).
