Labour is depicted as a "bunch of hypocritical, holier-than-thou, hopeless, sneering socialists… the same old condescending, bossy, interfering we-know-best attitude of the Hampstead socialist down the ages".
These findings support the idea that residual negative explicit attitudes interfere with the generalization of treatment effects.
The unwillingness of the UK authorities to make full use of our island status to control tree diseases stems from an unfounded fear of irritating the EU, where such unilateral action could be seen as interfering with free trade, an attitude that has clear political overtones.
"I cannot allow anything to interfere with my attitude, my focus and my demeanor.
Otherwise, the interfering aspect may be the teacher's negative mentality and attitude towards work.
For example, the lack of motivation in younger learners, declining basic knowledge and skills (like functional reading, oral and written self-expression), poor direct communication and changed attitudes which interfere with teaching professional knowledge and skills.
What is more worrying is that such attitudes may interfere with refugees' willingness to seek healthcare.
Selection biases may as well interfere into the patients' attitudes vis-à-vis the combined treatment (willingness to be treated, social support, socioeconomic status).
The attitudes of GPs regarding health promotion were categorized as ignoring, advising, confirming, evangelising, interfering and nurturing.
With politicians constantly interfering on behalf of the settlers, the army's effectiveness against law-breakers soon bled away.Over the years, official attitudes evolved.
