Sentence examples for more general attitude from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, acceptance is to be understood, for Wright, as a more general attitude than belief that includes belief as a subcase.

In the consultation document, TfL adds that it already intends to take forward certain other measures — including a requirement for disability awareness training, noting that groups representing disabled passengers have told of "many issues" with availability and "more general attitude to those with disabilities".

In the blood donor context, this bias may arise because the main protection factor (getting vaccinated) is likely to be influenced by a more general attitude towards health which also reduces risk behavior for HBV infection.

My post was about this uptick not more general attitudes typical of any struggling neighbourhood with a tense relationship with the police (or omerta among the mafia).

A first stage in examining whether more general attitudes have an influence in determining attitudes towards driverless trains was by undertaking a two-way analysis of variance (ANOVA).

The questionnaire included claims regarding more general attitudes towards work and work life, attitudes towards cheating or free-riding, attitudes towards gender equality and gender roles and attitudes towards social welfare benefits.

Individual attitudes and more general attitudes in society can negatively influencethe functioning and participation of people with communication disorders according to the WorldHealth Organisation's (WHO) International Framework of Functioning, Disability, and Health ICF) (2002).

There, outward signs of the patient's potential for communication are considered, whereas in the next extract more general attitudes are touched upon.

Economic risk attitudes often show a limited correlation to psychologically based measurements of risk attitude [28], suggesting that risk attitudes may be domain specific [29] and not captured precisely by more general risk attitude measures such as HA and NS.

In our study, multivariate analysis showed that vaccination against seasonal influenza appeared related to a more general preventive attitude, as has also been observed in other studies [ 31].

Further research is needed to examine whether this is because of a lack of perceived necessity to engage with further gFOBt screening after a colonoscopy or another type of follow-up investigation, a more general negative attitude change or other reasons (e.g., patient experience of the follow-up investigation).