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attitude <an attitude; attitudes> N

attitude measurements

attitude survey ECON

mental attitude SCHOOL

negative attitude

process attitude PSYCH

professional attitude JOURN

user attitude ECON

flirtatious act or attitude

take a position or attitude VB (adopt, assume)

assume a passive or indifferent attitude or position VB

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The research focused on girls' and boys' attitudes to communication skills, the emphasis they placed on them and the confidence they displayed when using them.
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It measures the extent of the respondent's negative attitudes, or pessimism, about the future.
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People with similar attitudes tend to stick together as interests and hobbies are common.
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Accurate statistics are difficult to obtain as often cases are not reported or recorded due to societal attitudes that discourage this.
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The change from a pipe to a nicotine patch reflected changing social attitudes and broadcasting regulations.
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A look at cross-tabulations related to these issues shows how these attitudes intersect.
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Studies have found that ambivalent attitudes are less stable over time and less resistant to change and less predictive of behavior.
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It offered new ways of conceptualizing fundamental social psychological notions such as attitudes, categories, social representations and rules.
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Other surveys suggest slightly more disharmonious attitudes toward the status quo.
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If our education system does not inculcate these attitudes in our students, it will only tend to polarise us.
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