Sentence examples for evolution attitudes from inspiring English sources

Religiosity The religiosity items taken from the Evolution Attitudes and Literacy Survey (EALS; Hawley et al. 2011) factored together (Table 4).

We conducted a national survey of likely U.S. voters to examine acceptance of evolution, attitudes toward science and scientists, and opportunities for promoting science education.

Items assessing Religiosity were taken from the Evolution Attitudes and Literacy Survey (EALS; Hawley et al. 2011), and we maintained their scale of 1 to 7 for consistency and future comparison with previously collected EALS data.

The purpose of this study is to compare university first-year students' and seniors' understanding of evolution, attitude toward, and acceptance of evolution, and theistic position.

The questionnaire administered to 112 students in 2008 comprised a number of demographic items (gender, age, religion, course of study), three open-ended items on the nature of science (NoS) and evolution, and an evolution attitude scale, which incorporated items from existing scales (Rutledge and Warden 1999; Ingram and Nelson 2006).

The disabled offer a variety of reasons for the sudden evolution in attitudes.

When you compare Cameron's movie to its 1953 predecessor, the evolution in attitudes is striking.

The two men see the New Jersey Transit programs as part of a larger evolution of attitudes toward bicycles.

While it may not be surprising that Americans' enthusiasm for tackling climate change is flagging in lockstep with the stagnating economy, the evolution of attitudes in India and elsewhere in the developing world is surely noteworthy.

The Yogi Berra Museum and Learning Center in Little Falls, N.J., is creating a new exhibit, Championing Respect, which will detail the evolution of attitudes from Jackie Robinson breaking the color barrier to the latest news of gay athletes openly competing.

There is a risk that nominating as my book of the year a 759-page tome on the evolution of attitudes to wealth between the fourth and sixth centuries will look like a shameless attempt to get myself into Pseuds' Corner.