The phrase 'mentality and values' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase might be used when referring to a person's attitudes and beliefs, for example: "He has a strong traditional mentality and values."
After this detour into the uncertain realm of mentalities and values, Kalman reverts with relief to the next job: a close summary of the main provisions of the 1974 campaign finance law.
Our players have got to get that mentality, and realise the value of getting three points, no matter who you're playing".
A shift in business mentality, culture, values and leadership is now upon us as organisations seek ways to adapt, survive and thrive in turbulent times.
"Money Secrets" author Craker( [1] ) writes that today's recessionary times "call for a different mentality, one of reassessing spending habits and values, and of focusing not on what we lost but what we have".
The outcome is who you are at this point in time -- your mentality, emotions, values, beliefs, and state of health.
Wade urged a stop to racial profiling, a shoot-to-kill mentality and "not seeing the value of black and brown bodies".
The idea is that there is no good reason not to be realists about most aspects of the world, including colour, mentality, and meaning, (and perhaps value) but that does not require the defence of a reduction to some features of a supposedly more fundamental realm.
For me, adjusting to the Siberian mentality and philosophy has clearly demonstrated the value in travelling to countries with different values from your native land.
What will be the impact on outlook, vision, and management perspectives from the ever-increasing diversity of people, in conjunction with a growing shift in worker's orientations to the job, to what they look for from management, and to what they define as "success?" All of the above are parts of a broader shift of mentality, values, outlook on life, and behavior.
