For this to happen they need to acquire new values, attitudes, skills and knowledge.
Yet the values, attitudes, skills and systems were arguably developed for a younger, generally healthy population with less complex needs.
"It's important for people to understand television, because from TV we get many of our values, attitudes and ways of dealing with people".
There was no evidence of "a culture of worklessness" – values, attitudes and behaviours discouraging employment and encouraging welfare dependence – in the families being passed down the generations.
There was zero evidence of values, attitudes and behaviours discouraging employment and encouraging welfare dependency in the families taking part in the research.
Philosophy of law, also called jurisprudence, branch of philosophy that investigates the nature of law, especially in its relation to human values, attitudes, practices, and political communities.
His values, attitudes, habits and behaviour were those of the pre-war Polish middle class: a culture so strong that it survived decapitation and evisceration under Soviet and Nazi occupation, and the regime installed at gunpoint after the war.
In criminal subcultures, pressure applied by the dominant culture intensifies the internal forces already at work, and the argot forming there emphasizes the values, attitudes, and techniques of the subculture.
The psychographic variable is considered as personality, lifestyle, characteristics, values, attitudes, hobbies, and general interests.
The attitudinal dimension concerns local environmental values, attitudes toward the environment, and place attachment.
As such, philosophy merely reflects the background values, attitudes, and ideas that allow the socio-economic world to function.
