Roosh preys on this deluded craving for suffering to engender attitudes which leave women beaten, belittled and marginalised, and sexually frustrated men more furious than ever at women – and thus more likely to buy Roosh's books.
Roosh preys on this deluded craving for suffering to engender attitudes that leave women beaten, belittled, and marginalized, and sexually frustrated men more furious than ever at women and thus more likely to buy Roosh's books.
[ 17] Concern with body image and chronic dieting are so common that they are statistically "normal" for women; they also engender attitudes and behaviours that are self-defeating and self-destructive.
Because of cultural practices that engender positive attitude to menopause in some Nigerian communities [ 17], women with mild menopausal symptoms are able to cope with the symptoms without seeking for treatment.
The aim was to allow health care providers and other key stakeholders to clarify their values and attitudes and engender changes in attitude and behaviour towards women seeking an abortion.
The tradition of the Polish nobles' republic militated against submission and engendered an attitude of revolutionary defiance.
Secondly, as mentioned above parental behaviors not covered by the PBI may engender dysfunctional attitudes about self-control.
Alternatively, the possibility that parental behaviors not covered by the PBI such as perfectionistic expectations and criticalness [ 13] engender extreme attitudes about self-control cannot be excluded.
The rapid rise and demise of wonder cures such as Robert Koch's much-hyped tuberculin remedy twenty years earlier engendered an attitude of caution.
One possible reason for the lack of progress in the diagnosis and management of CFS/ME, is that training at medical school can engender negative attitudes and a lack of confidence in the management of CFS/ME [ 12].
It was to a large extent the Wilde case that had engendered the attitudes to homosexuality that prevailed throughout most of the first half of the 20th century.
