He gave the word many meanings, but essentially he used it to identify convention in all its guises — rigid manners, standardized attitudes, and, most pernicious, preconceptions about artistic genre or style.
As there was no uniform-standardized condom attitude scale for Bangladeshi population, this study translated and cross-culturally adapted items from the English ATCS, and examined the validity and reliability aspects of the Bengali version of 'attitudes towards condoms use (ATC-B) scale' to be used in vulnerable population groups in Bangladesh.
While promising in their own right, these physiological measures do not yet offer standardized forms of attitude assessment (for advances in this domain, see, [16], [18]).
Interventions: The 3D scapular attitudes were calculated with the subjects in a standardized seated position; with the arm at rest; or at 70°, 90°, and 110° of shoulder flexion and abduction.
Maintain a measured attitude toward standardized testing as the buzz around them ramps up.
A stereotype is an oversimplified, preconceived, and standardized conception, opinion, affective attitude, judgment, or image of a person or group held in common by members of other groups.
In the final analysis, a stereotype is an oversimplified, preconceived and standardized conception, opinion, affective attitude, judgment, or image of a person or group held in common by members of other groups.
A stereotype is an oversimplified, preconceived and standardized conception, opinion, affective attitude, judgment or image of a person, group, etc., held in common by members of other groups (Random House, 1999; Webster, 1983).
Physical therapists' attitudes towards the use of standardised measurement instruments were found to be both a barrier (problems changing behaviour, fear of "cook-book practice" and a facilitator (a positive attitude towards standardized measures).
