Sentence examples for major attitudinal from inspiring English sources

Good luck on this mission of international mercy that must begin with a major attitudinal adjustment by tournament promoters and network panderers.

Though it's hard to predict how this will play out, there has clearly been a major attitudinal change, even among Republicans, since 1997, when the Senate approved a resolution expressing doubts about the direction the Kyoto talks were then taking.

He has listed major attitudinal factors that affect job performance, such as absenteeism, job satisfaction, and organizational commitment which in turn affect productivity.

To eradicate the practice a major attitudinal change is a required for which an improvement in the social position of women is a prerequisite.

These differences in attitudes remained statistically significant after adjusting for gender, age and level of education so the demographic characteristics of psychiatrists do not explain these major attitudinal differences between psychiatrists and community members.

FAAF's work includes a variety of different approaches aimed at changing the major structural and attitudinal barriers to achieving positive mental health outcomes in Accra.

This view may be debatable because the case vignette depicts a person with major depression and the attitudinal scale was conceptualized as stigma against depression by the developers.

Based on extensive reviews of the relevant literature, the potential determinants of rural villages' PEBs can be classified into four major categories: social, dispositional and cognitive, attitudinal, and psychosocial characteristic.

In addition, other studies have identified attitudinal barriers among health staff as a major challenge [ 17].

A major impetus for this study was the unique opportunity to measure attitudinal variables and make comparisons between these two interesting years while taking advantage of the strength of SEM.

The Professionalism Inventory Scale was used to measure attitudinal attributes of professionalism and its five dimensions (use of professional organizations as major referent groups, belief in public service, autonomy, self-regulation, and a sense of calling).