Sentence examples for either attitude from inspiring English sources

Either attitude is as likely to be right or wrong.

And, in Brown's "play histories" he has found that people who do not make time for play -- in either attitude or activity -- are often joyless, rigid, have diminished curiosity and, at the core are depressed.

Gender and training setting were not associated with either attitude, "worthwhile" or "confidence".

The area of Subjective Norms was less supported by our review than either Attitude or Perceived Behavioural Control but still has adequate data.

The wording of the questionnaire was adapted to assess either the attitude of patients currently treated with oral hypoglycaemic agents (OHA) regarding a switch to insulin therapy, or the attitude of patients already treated with premix insulin regarding a step-up in the number of insulin injection.

Social support is important in facilitating an individual's change either in attitude or behaviors; and such changes take place within a network of social influences.

More difficult to find is actual change after the visit to the GDH the change in either attitudes and values or behaviours.

This study aims to determine whether mid-pregnancy breastfeeding education, with a focus on either attitudes to breastfeeding or on technical aspects of breastfeeding, has an effect on rates of breastfeeding initiation and duration.

[ 28] This study aims to determine whether breastfeeding education in the middle of pregnancy, with a focus on either attitudes to breastfeeding or on technical aspects of breastfeeding, has an effect on the breastfeeding rate at hospital discharge, and on the duration of breastfeeding.

We must get beyond the "either-or" attitude toward biotechnology.

Either racial attitudes are naked, blatant and visible, this thinking goes, or they're nonexistent, manufactured by race baiters and hucksters as devices of division.