"group attitude" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the collective attitude of a particular group or groups. For example, "The group attitude toward the project had changed significantly since the introduction of new leadership."
Racial group attitude is tied to threat appraisal and coping and also not studied nearly enough in public health research.
Running back Martrez Ogletree discovered a "much more positive" group attitude than expected after transferring from Brookwood.
Instead those concerned with improving the data collection performance of operators should consider the operator's perceptions of group attitude towards data quality, the level of feedback provided to data collectors and the impact of time pressures on procedure compliance.
A study of 251 live music venues and 135 festivals, backed by Arts Council England and carried out by disabled music fans on behalf of the campaign group Attitude is Everything (AIE), found that a majority failed to provide adequate information on access for people with disabilities.
No plausible, simple principle like majority rule can generate a function in which the group attitude unproblematically reflects its members' attitudes (List and Pettit 2011: 8).
No such impossibility results, however, have been produced for cases where the question is how a group attitude with respect to a single proposition depends on the members' attitudes with respect to the same proposition (and nothing else).
Kudos for this very insightful post on racial group attitudes.
In thinking about racial group attitudes, perhaps this is a way to get at some of the underlying causes.
Is focusing on the individual factors such as threat appraisal, coping style, racial group attitudes, etc. "victim blaming"?
Yes, we can intervene on individual coping style and maybe even threat appraisal and racial group attitudes.
The findings emphasize the importance of tracking changes in employee satisfaction and the impact of changes in group attitudes on individual attitude and behavior.
