Sentence examples for evidence attitudes from inspiring English sources

According to the Theory of Planned Behaviour, which is strongly supported by empirical evidence, attitudes and intentions, together with subjective norms, are the components that can predict behaviour [ 26].

The following outcomes were assessed at 6-months follow up: knowledge of the principles necessary for appraising evidence; attitudes towards the use of evidence about healthcare; evidence seeking behaviour; perceived confidence in appraising evidence; and ability to critically appraise a systematic review article.

Barriers to best practice implementation are often multifactorial, but may be grouped into three domains: knowledge (that is, clinicians are not aware of the evidence), attitudes (that is, clinicians are not in agreement with the evidence) and behavior (that is, clinicians face structural or organizational barriers to implementing the evidence) [ 7].

Moreover, there is abundant evidence that attitudes toward black candidates are changing among white voters.

She ploughed through history to see how the old had got on, from classical Greece to the present day, she pursued evidence of attitudes towards old age.

While the number of rapes and their brutality remains depressingly consistent in India, there is also evidence that attitudes are beginning to change.

Sue Baker, director of Time to Change, says that while there is evidence of attitudes shifting across society, "there is not the same rate of change among health professionals".

He cited the changing public mood against eating shark fin soup in China, a status symbol that was often served at parties and special occasions, as evidence that attitudes could change in China.

Yet if the day's popularity provides evidence that attitudes towards homosexuality are changing in this generally conservative part of the world, in other respects many South-East Asian societies remain as prejudiced against gays as ever.

Some Iranians did not conceal their hope that the Islamic Republic, whatever its public words on the subject, would end up making a bomb.Though no reliable poll has recently been conducted, anecdotal evidence suggests attitudes on such issues are changing.

As environmental concerns grow, there is new evidence that attitudes toward nuclear energy are changing.