We believe it to be an advantage of our approach that it is case-oriented: the obligation to consider a specific case may make physicians recognize attitudes they were not aware of beforehand.
AND then I recognized my attitude for the presumptuous narcissism that it was.
"There were some people who said that this was a long time coming, and they definitely recognized this attitude in Horace Mann students," Katie Bierenboim, a senior, said.
Rationalization or not, there is something to be said for looking in the mirror and recognizing that attitude and expectation must be adjusted to meet the changing tides, the evolving challenge.
We first examine how the respondents concern environmental problems in the country and recognize respondents' attitude toward biodiversity conservation project.
Moreover, recognizing an attitude as one's own involves seeing it as a commitment for which one is responsible (Burge 1996; Moran 2001; Bilgrami 2006; Boyle 2009; Coliva 2012a).
It is important therefore to recognize this attitude gap between these two generations and address interventions targeting different age groups in future studies.
Despite the widely recognized importance of attitude in second language learning, there is no evidence that it is adequately investigated in the field of language testing (Murray et al. [2012]).
Fourty nine respondents (59.1 %) recognized a positive attitude toward existing teaching methods particularly in using of different teaching aids by teachers in the classroom (57.1 %), adoption of small group teaching (46.9%%), participation of students in discussion in the classroom (20.4 %), distribution of handout to the students (6.1 %).
This term designates both the habitual forms and attitudes of the human mental apparatus, and the experiences of the mind as it recognizes these attitudes as falsely objectivized moments within its antinomical structure, and as it transcends these limits by disposing itself in new ways towards itself and its objects.
