Sentence examples for harm attitude from inspiring English sources

The consultants from JaffeHolden Acoustics approached the renovation with a "do no harm" attitude.

There are those who're happy to embrace the memories that the singer conjures up – the innocence of the 90s and of the past in general, the good times, the drinking and the, "Sure, what harm?" attitude.

We tested the causal relationships of normative beliefs, perceptions of harm, attitudes toward use of these substances and refusal, communication, and decision-making skills predicting the self-reported use of each substance.

Archaic... yes, but none-the-less real -- just as real as the harm this attitude causes marriages.

In a letter to the Guardian, the scientists wrote that "the ACMD clearly recommended for the third time in the last six years that cannabis remains a class C drug, and did so after examining all the available and latest evidence on short- and long-term health risks, as well as social harms, public attitudes and policing priorities".

It may be that too strong attitudes ("harm reduction-oriented" or "rehabilitation-oriented") in either directions influence termination rates in OMT negatively.

A negative attitude harms people around them; it actually can cause people to be sick.

Attitudes towards self harm are measured with the Attitudes Towards Deliberate Self-Harm Questionnaire (ADSHQ) as developed by McAllister et al. [ 74].

Analysis of the genotyping data identified two single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) in the gene encoding the alpha 4 nicotine receptor (CHRNA4, rs4603829 and rs4522666) that are significantly associated with harm avoidance, a risk attitude measurement drawn from the psychology literature.

A specialised training programme in how to care for patients who self-harm can result in a more positive attitude towards self-harm patients, an improved self-efficacy in caring for patients who self-harm, and a greater closeness with the patients.

These sites were selected to provide a range of geographic settings and perceived attitudes towards harm reduction and other services for drug injectors.