Sentence examples for stimulate attitudes from inspiring English sources

Based on several other studies it was thought that a realistic experience of the effects of alcohol on driving abilities may contribute to a better understanding of the impact of alcohol and may stimulate attitudes that are needed to support the conscious decision not to drive while intoxicated.

In other words, the care of the majority of the women with severe maternal morbidity did not necessarily require expensive or highly complex resources and this fact should stimulate attitudes towards greater surveillance of patients at higher risk, since early detection of these cases permits more effective and possibly less complex interventions.

The main research questions are as follows: (1) What are the internal factors that predispose companies to seek access to innovation? (2) To what extent do external factors such as location and technological opportunities condition or stimulate favourable attitudes towards innovation?

However, standard psychiatric encounters involve non-specific counselling to stimulate positive attitudes towards treatment, found to be equally as effective in the longer term [ 8].

Though currently there are no studies that examine how e-cigarette messages on YouTube may affect people's perception, belief and behavior toward e-cigarettes, previous studies have showed that positive smoking information in movies and television can stimulate positive attitudes and beliefs as well as smoking behavior among adolescents and young adults [ 28].

Desire for contact also moderated the relationship between immigrants' desire for culture maintenance and attitudes towards them: culture maintenance only stimulated favourable attitudes if the immigrant also expressed desire for contact.

Fourth, it stimulated new attitudes on the part of government regarding its relation to the public on matters of health, and a heightened signifcance for research-based surveillance.

- Fourth meeting: an interactive training with the aim to stimulating an attitude in which each worker observes and warns his colleagues (subgroups consisting of two or three individuals) about breaks, relaxation, stretching exercises, and good posture.

The goal is to stimulate an active attitude towards everyday problems and, hereby, to achieve a reduction in mental health problems.

Our goal is similar to that of Habraken et al whose underlying aim was to stimulate a critical attitude in physicians by discussing the results of studies[ 4].

Early episodes of the docudrama and their discussion focus more on conscious knowledge and individual attitudes, while later episodes build on this to stimulate participants to confront attitudes and social norms, to feel able to make changes and to plan and discuss actions.