Sentence examples for value of attitude from inspiring English sources

We have shown, in this series of patients undergoing laparoscopic cholecystectomy, that the preoperative inflammatory status (assessed by the NLR) and the preoperative emotional status (assessed by the HADS) mediate conjointly the predictive value of attitude towards painful situations (assessed by the SPS) in postoperative analgesic requirements.

The explanatory value of attitudes on behaviour is thus limited, but might enlarge when behaviour measures are self-reported, than when observed [8,75].

The predictive value of attitudes imply that actions influencing smoking attitudes during the first six school years should be a good investment.

Models were built using logistic regressions to assess the predictive value of attitudes toward gender equality on adolescents' sexual behavior, on experiences and on communication.

We can only calculate the correlation with approximate values of attitudes as we see them on the graph.

Since values tend to be consistent, Fulton et al. (1996) also demonstrated the indirect effects of values on attitude and behavior via other variables in the cognitive hierarchy.

Then substitution of co-referring singular terms within the scope of an attitude verb is blocked, as such substitution affects the semantic value of the attitude verb itself, but innocence is preserved.

Similarly, the mean value of community attitude towards UHEP was 15.728 (SD ± 2.814).

The value of influencing attitudes towards social inequality is deeply underestimated.

The mean total values of respondents' attitude regarding the utility of mandatory vaccinations were always higher than 9, on a scale 1 to 10, indicating a very favourable attitude.

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