Sentence examples for indirect attitude from inspiring English sources

Today, the doping attitudes of athletes can either be measured by asking athletes directly or with the help of indirect attitude measurement procedures as for example the implicit association test (IAT).

Only one item within (each) direct subjective norms, direct PBC, indirect attitude and two items within indirect subjective norms showed a factor validity lower than 0.5.

The indirect attitude and the normative beliefs items were multiplied by their corresponding evaluation item and the products were summarised to give composite (1) indirect attitude and (2) subjective norm class variable measures: 1) Attitude α Σbi ei, the strength of each belief (b) of the ith item weighted by the evaluation (e).

Results from the analysis of the indirect measures revealed that increasing awareness and understanding of mental health issues was a source of personal positive beliefs, as demonstrated by the item with the highest factor validity within the indirect attitude construct.

Following this, it would be very important to complement self-report measures of explicit attitudes with indirect measures of implicit attitudes when assessing attitude changes over the course of treatment (cf. Hermans et al. 2002).

The restricted model provided a better fit then the exhaustive model; the health motive was proven to have indirect influence on attitude through knowledge and label use.

Interrogative expressions can be embedded (as wh-complements or indirect questions) into attitude contexts to form sentences that are declarative, as when someone is said to know, tell, care, or wonder who, what, whether, how, or why.

Attitude indirect and subjective norm did not correlate with behavioural simulation.

Behavioural beliefs (i.e., behavioural belief strength and outcome evaluation) are the indirect measures of attitude and are beliefs of an individual about the outcome of performing a particular behaviour.

Over the last decade the IAT has become the most popular indirect measure of attitudes, welcomed by researchers and marketing practitioners alike as a tool to measure attitudes in a rather indirect and implicit way, unlike common explicit measures such as verbal self-reports.

His implicit gender bias may be revealed on one of many indirect measures of attitudes, such as sequential priming or the "Implicit Association Test" (IAT; Greenwald et al. 1998).