The first is that participants' responses to life satisfaction questionnaires may not be accurate reports of standing attitudes.
A move to the Barbican, to a hall that audiences hated, had drained the orchestra's finances, while a long-standing attitude of entitlement among the musicians created a parallel drain in creativity and passion, London critics say.
But it seems that Nintendo is turning away from this long-standing attitude.
While it reflects a long-standing attitude on Carnap's part, the principle itself is new.
What makes the D.R.'s current anti-Haitian politics notable is the extent to which they have sanctified long-standing attitudes and unofficial policies as law.
Some skepticism was expressed about the extent to which a brief guided e-learning intervention could be expected to impact on long-standing attitudes and beliefs about stress in the workplace.
Whereas non-attenders are unlikely ever to attend breast screening because of their long-standing attitudes and preferred coping styles, ambivalent attenders may become more amenable to screening with the passage of time.
In the examples given above, unless the thoughts and sometimes long-standing attitudes related to fatigue and its management are considered alongside the behaviours, emotions and lifestyle factors it might be difficult to bring about change.
The real worry in India is that it reflects long standing social patriarchal attitudes and caste hierarchies that not only persist but have been exacerbated by social and economic changes.
Moreover, collective acceptance is not simply a matter of psychological attitudes standing in some straightforward causal relation to the external world as is the case, for instance, with common or garden-variety intentions, including the joint intentions definitive of basic joint actions.
13: a) "Wasp" (white Anglo-Saxon Protestant): the term is used to describe men and women of Pete's patrician attitude and standing.
