Sentence examples for generalized attitude from inspiring English sources
The only North American influence is a trace of hip-hop, though even that comes across mostly as a generalized attitude, and in her vocal delivery, which moves between singing and rapping.
The attitude-control models are based on a generalized attitude model (GAM) and its corresponding noise model (NM).
The objective of this paper is to synthesize the emerging research on one non-cognitive skill: locus of control.1 Locus of control is perhaps best described as "a generalized attitude, belief, or expectancy regarding the nature of the causal relationship between one's own behavior and its consequences" (Rotter 1966 p.2).
Apparently, trust in health care professionals is a generalized attitude among all people, irrespective of diseases.
Thus, these target items do not refer to specific help or benefactors; rather, they reflect a specific, more generalized attitude in life.
Recent studies show that horses tend to adopt generalized attitudes towards known and unknown humans in different situations, revealing for some of them a form of "hostility state" [27].
For example, the key physical environmental influences on the adoption of these generalized attitudes in New Zealand appears to have been rural isolation 81.
The achievement of the project's objectives and final goal strongly depends on how will be tackled the lack or poor expertise at the local level, the low level of awareness and knowledge on social problems, the generalized tolerant attitudes towards alcohol abuse, violence or school dropout of both population and officials, as well as the widespread poverty.
In this section an attempt is made to remedy the situation by applying a slightly more generalized treatment to attitude errors in the CI algorithm.
The songs on his fifth album, "Night Train," maintain a consistent attitude about that generalized regional identity — not defensive, but comfortably smug.
These were designed to get audiences "in the mood" of the picture, as Bass put it, and to create "an atmosphere, an attitude and a generalized metaphor for what the film was about".
