Sentence examples for intermediate attitudes from inspiring English sources

So systematic is this use that it amounts to a complete banishment de facto of the side-view and of all intermediate attitudes.

Carefull examination of the reponse patterns of the 2018 responders revealed that in addition to the anticipated attitudes related to rejection and acceptance and individualism, one could identify a varied spectrum of intermediate attitudes.

A score of 4 corresponds to an intermediate attitude in which the responsibility is shared by the patient and the health professional.

Various aggregation operations (OWA operations, Averaging operations) can cover the interval between the standard min and max, thus modelling intermediate decision-makers' attitudes.

Puur et al. (2008) classified seven European countries according to the perceptions of male social roles into countries with egalitarian, intermediate and traditional attitudes.

Overall, the participants of the Intermediate group showed positive attitudes towards test value (M = 4.21, SD = .1.21), English graduation benchmark (M = 4.17, SD = .86), intrinsic motivation (M = 3.83, SD = 1.07), and extrinsic motivation (M = 4.88, SD = .92).92

We present analyses of business responses based on the three telephone surveys reflecting short, intermediate and longer term attitudes about factors that might influence decisions about re-opening after the hurricane.

This fits with the behaviour change "cascada" model of intermediate outcomes: conscious knowledge, attitudes, subjective norms, intention to change, agency/self efficacy, discussion, and action.

We also looked at intermediate outcomes such as attitudes around condoms and risky sexual behaviours, ability to discuss sex and condom use, and multiple sexual partners.

The conceptual framework for evaluating large-scale tobacco control interventions developed by the expert group from Western Europe suggests using multilevel data to assess the various short-term (policies), intermediate (eg, behaviours and attitudes) and long-term outcomes (eg, morbidity and mortality).

Even the bigger picture may be improving, although we will need confirmed buy signals in order to change our intermediate-term negative attitude.