Sentence examples for effect on attitudes from inspiring English sources

"Reality TV has had a huge effect on attitudes," he says.

It is not likely, however, to have much effect on attitudes toward circumcision.

First, if the misinformation is vivid and emotionally affecting, it has a strong initial effect on attitudes.

In just a fortnight, a film will hit cinema screens around the country that its makers hope will have a profound effect on attitudes to climate change.

QUESTION FROM GRAHAM: David, do you think that the HIV/AIDS epidemic had a major effect on attitudes toward (same-sex) marriage within the gay community?

The global nature of problems like diminishing stratospheric ozone, deforestation and hunger has had its own effect on attitudes, blurring the boundaries between nations, some experts say.

In addition, knowledge of an unprototypical group member had little or no effect on attitude prototypes.

Perceived CSR had a significant effect on attitude toward the company (b = .64, p < .01), but not on purchase intention (b = .21, p = .21).21

It exhibited the highest significant effect on "attitude toward science" with an estimate of (0.800) and a t value of 23.773.

Specifically, moral norms have a more (β = 0.35, p < 0.001) powerful effect on attitude formation than subjective norms (β = 0.19, p < 0.001).

This research also found no direct significant effect on attitude towards entrepreneurship and subjective norms to entrepreneurial education in Chinese students (H8 & H9).