Sentence examples for test attitude from inspiring English sources

Different from the scores provided by success test, attitude scores of students were found to be higher than the average value (3,40, according to 5 Likert scale).

Both groups received academic achievement test, attitude and anxiety scales toward the lesson at the beginning and the end of the instruction.

Upon completion of the study, individual, semi-structured telephone interviews were carried out with all the study participants to gain feedback on the use of the ovulation test, attitude to trying to conceive and further insight into their emotional wellbeing.

Both quantitative and qualitative data were collected including writing ability composition tests (pre-test and post-test), writing attitude tests (pre-test and post-test), online wiki documents, and observations.

The pattern of its life is so representative of the country as a whole that it is often used to test attitudes, ideas, and commercial products.

Their assertions test attitudes about whether using drugs while not working should be of concern in the workplace, about how much extra scrutiny is warranted in death penalty cases and about the limits of judicial privacy.

Two years before Ms. Meneghin visited a sperm bank and became pregnant with Josh, the couple made a trip to Richard Butler Elementary School to test attitudes about same-sex parenthood.

He co-authored a paper, published in the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, which surveyed 28 IVF clinics across Australasia to test attitudes towards posthumous sperm retrieval and use.

Differences in awareness of the importance of the Pap test, confidence in Pap testing, intention to undergo the test, attitudes, subjective norms, perceived control, stigma, and shame by level of sexual experience were analysed using independent t-tests.

A comparison between the results obtained before and after the clerkship was carried out with the Wilcoxon test (attitudes towards psychiatry) and the Chi-square test (intention to pursue psychiatry as a future option).

Richard Gorham says: "I blame Gayle for the lack of emailing to OBO, clearly his lazy, useless 'too good for tests' attitude has had a knock on effect".