Sentence examples for perceived attitudes from inspiring English sources

This study aims at identifying the diversely perceived attitudes of undergraduate nursing students toward simulation-based learning.

Harper has never been able to win a majority, partly because of his party's perceived attitudes to race in a country that is emphatically multicultural.

A global web survey was conducted collecting academia and industry perceived attitudes, identifying curriculum gaps, challenges and opportunities of food engineering (FE).

This is an exploratory study examining the perceived attitudes and readiness of women aged 50 years or older on adopting a mobile phone-based intervention named as Infohealth in Singapore.

Study 1 revealed projection/assumed similarity, with participants rating others as similar to themselves to a large extent, but also yielded evidence for the validity of whites' self-reports of direct, but not extended, intergroup contact with Asians, even when controlling for extraversion and perceived attitudes.

US soldiers are often accused of appearing arrogant and superior - such perceived attitudes can be deeply hurtful.

Despite micromanaging his government to a standstill white anting his own party into an empty husk where the left used to be, Kevin Rudd will always be most derided for his perceived attitude.

Both were England debutants as teenagers, both were heralded as the next big thing, both had perceived attitude problems and off-field distractions to contend with, both went away for a while to find themselves.

If the new manager could certainly do with finding a way of coaxing considerably more consistency out of Cattermole and company, the team's perceived attitude problem seems compounded by a pronounced mental fragility.

The social learning theory and the socio-ecological model provide the conceptual framework for explaining women's perceived attitude of justifying wife-beating.

Crucially, the disapprobation is in response to the perceived attitude of ill will or culpable motive in the conduct of the person being held responsible.