Sentence examples for graded attitudes from inspiring English sources

A second, more fundamental, distinction found in the literature is between "quantitative" structures, representing "graded" attitudes (typically via probability distributions), and "qualitative" structures representing "all out" attitudes.

Subsequent study questions were grouped into three domains, structured as follows: Domain 1: attitudes to whole person medicine Domain 1: attitudes to whole person medicine Respondents graded their attitudes to the various components of whole person care (physical, psychological, social, spiritual) on a scale ranging from irrelevant to very important.

Medical students and nursing student's negotiated grades (attitudes and skills) and combined grades, by the negotiated grade, are presented in the Figures 1, 2 and 3.

Dropping his cocky eighth-grade attitude, he carried a candle out to the front steps.

In their review, evidence of impacts on provider knowledge were graded A compared with provider attitudes which were graded B. Twelve of the nineteen reviews concluded that further research (e.g. more rigorous trials and evaluations) was required to determine the effectiveness of interventions to improve cultural competency for providers and patients/clients.

This study aims to explore the effect of conceptual change based instruction accompanied with demonstrations (CCBIAD) on 11th grade students' attitudes toward chemistry.

A major evaluation of Tennessee's publicly funded preschool system, published in September, found that although children who had attended preschool initially exhibited more "school readiness" skills when they entered kindergarten than did their non-preschool-attending peers, by the time they were in first grade their attitudes toward school were deteriorating.

The school PE grade across Finland at that time was based on a combination of skills, action and attitude during physical education classes (graded from 4 to 10 being the highest).

I resent this sort of accusation [that] I and my colleagues graded students on the basis of their political attitudes.

HACKMAN -- We used to get graded on a scale of 1 to 10 for movement, interpretation, gestures HOFFMAN -- Attitude.

In eighth grade, my attitude toward girls changed.