Sentence examples for valid attitudes from inspiring English sources

Kirkwood brilliantly contrasts two women with polarised, but equally valid attitudes.

In his 1947 book "Vision in Motion," the Hungarian designer Laszlo Moholy-Nagy wrote an essay titled "Designing is not a profession but an attitude" in which he argued that design should "be transformed from the notion of a specialist function into a generally valid attitude of resourcefulness and inventiveness".

The only valid attitude Vettel can have is to be conservative because all he can do is lose it.

The only valid attitude Alonso can have is to take risks and be aggressive from the first moment to the last.

In the quantitative phase, factor analysis and reliability analysis were applied to the items set to create a valid attitude measurement scale.

I found this information on the Internet, and my research is just as valid.' Attitudes are shifting, but very slowly," Mr. Bailey said, adding that Americans could be as cavalier as anyone else when confronted with plagiarism.

The reliable and valid measurement of attitudes towards condom use may enhance the efforts to design population specific interventions aimed at promoting more positive attitudes and increased use of condoms.

The present study was designed to 1) develop a reliable and valid measure (Clinicians' Attitudes about Opioids Scale [CAOS]) to assess current and evolving beliefs regarding opioids and opioid use in patients with chronic pain; and 2) survey these beliefs in a nationally representative sample of providers from multiple medical specialties throughout the United States.

Second, NGT has a weakness that does not necessarily provide as valid information about attitudes and preferences as focus groups or individual interviews.

The reliable and valid measurement of attitudes towards condom use are essential to assist efforts to design population specific interventions aimed at promoting positive attitude towards, and increased use of condoms.

Although Kogan's Scale has been shown to be a valid measure of attitudes toward older adults in the West, it may lack the sensitivity required to measure the same construct in Chinese culture.