Acpo's new guidelines are designed to iron out the huge discrepancies in attitudes towards hospitality and gifts between police forces around the country that have emerged since the phone-hacking scandal blew up last summer.
These discrepancies in attitudes between national health workers and representatives from the donors require more investigation.
These are discussed below with reference to six areas: leadership and confidence/assertion, information-sharing and teamwork, awareness of stress and fatigue, work values and organisational climate, error/procedural compliance and error management, and discrepancies in attitudes.
Is there a discrepancy in your attitudes with respect to the NATO status of a unified Germany?
Here we were able to see what happens when there's a discrepancy in spouses' attitudes on this issue," Brian G. Ogolsky, a lead author of the study, said in a press release.
In this way he explains discrepancies in bureaucratic attitudes toward recombinant bovine somatotropin (rbST, also known as recombinant bovine growth hormone, rbGH) a synthetic version of a protein produced in the pituitary glands of cattle that enhances milk output.
The results of this study draw attention to the discrepancy in doping related explicit attitudes, beliefs and opinions in the context of behavioural data; and to the unique, but perhaps revealing patterns observed in implicit cognition.
Cultural variation in attitudes to weight might explain these discrepancies; for example, lower adherence to western cultural ideals of thinness may minimize the use of restriction.
Put differently, when an employee is out of step with prevailing trajectory in unit-level attitudes, the discrepancy of attitudes appears to alter the relationship between his or her job satisfaction trajectory and turnover propensity.
Previous studies also found positive changes in attitudes after patient safety education for residents, and a discrepancy between intentions to report incidents and factual changes in reporting behaviors [ 16, 18].
