In particular, the savers class shows a definitely differentiated attitude, indicating levels of importance for these two characteristics lower than the other classes.
These were differentiated into attitudes (how MNH providers think and feel) and behavior (what they do) (30).
The article claims that the introduction of the two principles of justice provides a higher degree of moral sensitivity to various forms of social life and a more differentiated moral attitude towards them.
Using field work data collected in the city of Boston among Dominican migrants, Levitt identifies three broad patterns of interaction, which result in differentiated degree of attitudes alteration and of social remittance evolution.
In the present study, the construct validity of an instrument for the content-differentiated assessment of attitudes toward the computer is examined.
The observation that participants, randomly contacted according by RDD, demonstrated attitudes less differentiated than expected, may reflect their true status, given the limits of cognitive nuance on selected topics.
In contrast to previous application in the Mexican context, this paper yields WTP estimates differentiated by environmental and social attitudes, and family concerns.
Thus, compared to a regular IAT, the main benefit of the md-IAT lies in its more detailed and differentiated assessment of consumers' brand attitudes.
On the other hand in the South, where the population is perhaps more homogeneous in its socio-economic characteristics and certainly culturally less differentiated, acceptance of neo-Malthusian attitudes was relatively slow and late and did not generate pronounced fertility differentials" (Livi Bacci 1977, pp. 180 and 181).
Stevenson had proposed two reasons in justification of his view that moral disagreement was most fundamentally disagreement in attitude and, therefore, differentiated from scientific or empirical disagreement.
