There are two interesting areas that often govern attitude towards failure.
From there the strategy goes on to generate relations of implication and consistency between the sentences that express these attitudes as reflections of the norms which in the first instance govern attitudes directly.
Although patient beliefs govern attitudes towards therapy, these beliefs are not fixed and can be changed through education and negotiation, leading to a better understanding of asthma that may promote more effective self-care behaviours[ 45].
The biggest impediment for MPA's is the lack of concern for the human element of MPAs: governing institutions, attitudes, culture, economics, etc (Whale et al., 2003).
Or, is this conflict owing to an interior or external factor of evil governing our attitudes and conduct toward the other person?
If this ideal was not always realized, it is still true to say that it governed the attitude of the Secretariat as a whole and that the latter was rarely if ever accused of partiality on national grounds.
Included among institutional arrangements that support sustainable resource use practices, for instance, are prescriptive norms of appropriate conduct stemming from a system of ethics that governs attitudes and behaviour toward living resources.
An influential contrasting non-cognitivist approach to explaining the logic of normative sentences and attitudes starts from the other end, postulating norms governing combinations of attitude that do not (much) depend on prior relations of implication or consistency among their contents.
They need assistance, and this country does give them some, although the attitude governing our refugee-resettlement program is that refugees are survivors who need but a jump-start to adjust and thrive.
The different sets of memory that Iraqi Arabs and Kurds have and that often govern their attitudes toward one another reside within Soleen Muhsen, a university student with an Arab father and a Kurdish mother.
