Sentence examples for deviant attitudes from inspiring English sources
The interview content from the three interviewees who volunteered did not show any indication of deviant attitudes or expression, neither positive or negative, compared to the other randomly selected interviewees.
Compared to both other subgroups, group offenders denied the offense more frequently, showed more deviant attitudes and in cases of multiple sex offenses they offended more frequently in a shorter period of time.
Notwithstanding that there is some degree of agreement across cultures about what constitutes offending behavior, development of deviant attitudes and behaviors can differ due to cultural norms, gender roles, morals, religion, taboos, and expectations.
Notwithstanding that there is some agreement across cultures about what constitutes offending behavior, the development of deviant attitudes and behaviors can vary due to cultural norms, gender roles, morals, religion, taboos, and expectations.
Despite the fact that all participants in this study adhere to Islam, the lifetime prevalence of suicide attempts hints on youth non-conformist or deviant religious attitudes.
In other words, the teacher is seen as a useful minor civil servant, without deviant political or economic attitudes.
Gender studies such as those of Bruce R. Smith and Valerie Traub also dealt importantly with issues of gender as a social construction and with changing social attitudes toward "deviant" sexual behaviour: cross-dressing, same-sex relationships, and bisexuality.
As Harold Wilensky wrote in his classic work "Organizational Intelligence" (1967), "The more secrecy, the smaller the intelligent audience, the less systematic the distribution and indexing of research, the greater the anonymity of authorship, and the more intolerant the attitude toward deviant views".
As such, they reflect a receptive attitude towards deviant opinions or findings, thus acknowledging the fundamental need of allowing the student to challenge current thinking and practise within the research team.
A negativistic bias independent of content suggested a deviant general cognitive process in hypochondriacal attitudes: Hypochondriacal attitudes were associated with less positive ratings of meaningless but familiar stimuli compared to unfamiliar stimuli [ 16].
