Sentence examples for variance in attitudes from inspiring English sources
The hypothesised model accounted for 30% and 11% of the variance in attitudes to doping and doping susceptibility, respectively.
Machiavellianism and psychopathy explained 29% of the variance in attitudes towards doping, whereas narcissism did not independently contribute to the variance in doping attitudes.
For instance, we observe an incredible variance in attitudes and values among countries in Asia Pacific, a traditional geographic region for marketers.
Inclusion of SN, according to Arpaci (2016), 'may capture unique variance in attitudes and intentions (p.155).' Analyzing 51 studies, Schepers and Wetzels (2007) explained the critical role of SN to IU and found out that SN has more influence on IU in studies in Western culture.
Secondly, the variance in attitudes between partnerships in both analyses could not be estimated significantly.
Findings suggest that variance in attitudes is inherent within and between countries and thus cannot be assumed to be standardized.
The four constructs together explained 51% variance in attitude towards using online MC to purchase athletic shoes.
The behavioural beliefs explained 55% (R 2 = .55) of the variance in attitude to search for NIP information.
In the study by Barrere et al. [ 24], lack of previous experience with death and an age of 18 22 accounted for the most variance in attitude change.
Digital competence and personal innovativeness explained 54% of the total variances in attitude to digital informal learning, while our research model explains more than 50% of total variance endogenous dependent latent variable indicate a good explanatory power (Chin, 1998).
In the current dataset it turned out that overall 19.4percentnt of the variance in euthanasia attitudes could be attributed to between-country difference; meaning the attitude toward euthanasia differed more between individual people within countries than between countries, but to a considerable extent a person's euthanasia attitude is influenced by the country he or she lives in.
