Sentence examples for effects in attitudes from inspiring English sources

"Is the dentist really the one who has to do it or is [it] really a medical provider?" A number of dentists and dental students referred to "generational effects" in attitudes toward HIV screening.

However, even though many of these students' problems appertain to the school environment and its practices, sole engagement on the WBLP can have further deleterious effects; in particular, attitudes to school can worsen.

Belief in the usefulness of asymptomatic screening [ 21– 23] was measured in lieu of general attitude towards screening due to known ceiling effects in screening attitude [ 19].

Results showed a significant and medium-effect size difference in attitudes towards the professional and sociopolitical environment of the home country and perceptions of opportunities abroad between those who have no intention to migrate or short-term migration intentions and those who intend to migrate long-term.

We found students' attitudes toward legal indications varied by school, suggesting a potential role of local social norms and networks (and possibly testing effects) in shaping abortion attitudes.

It limits movement and protects genetic stock intensively growing numbers, while we await the estimated five to 10 years it will take to effect a sea change in attitudes, and begin to reduce ivory demand in Asia.

Neuropsychological effects and attitudes in patients following electroconvulsive therapy.

Integrating STEM disciplines has been associated with positive effects on attitudes in school (Bragow et al. 1995), achievement (Hurley 2001), and learning (Becker and Park 2011).

While many pundits have piled onto the Republicans for failing to recognize the effects of a generational shift in attitudes, leadership in the LGB and T communities also need to recognize the same.

The model is an extension of Bolt & Newton (2011) that uses response data from seven attitudinal scales to assess response style and to control for its effects in estimating correlations between attitudes and achievement.

The Fed is trying to effect a shift in attitude that has not been accomplished in the last 30 years.