attitudes in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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I.attitude [Brit ˈatɪtjuːd, Am ˈædəˌt(j)ud] N

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depolarize COMM, POL attitudes, parties
rapprocher
white-bread inv attitudes, lifestyle
de blanc moyen
reconcile attitudes, views
concilier (with avec)
broad-minded attitude
libéral

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les conservatismes
conservative attitudes
jusqu'au-boutisme
hardline attitude
jusqu'au-boutisme pej
extremist attitude
je-m'en-foutisme
couldn't-care-less attitude
attitude (position)
attitude, posture
attitude de (la) soumission/de la rébellion
submissive/rebellious attitude
attitude
attitude (à l'égard de ou à l'encontre de ou vis-à-vis de ou envers qc/qn to sth/to ou toward sb)
changer d'attitude
to change one's attitude
prendre une attitude
to adopt an attitude
attitude
attitude
attitudes très contrastées
sharply contrasting attitudes

attitudes in the PONS Dictionary

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attitude [ˈætɪtju:d, Am ˈæt̬ətu:d] N

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right-wing attitudes, party
de droite
a bumptious attitude
un style prétentieux
easy-going attitude
complaisant(e)
unbecoming attitude, conduct
malséant(e)

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attitudes Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to take a relaxed attitude to sth
être souple au sujet de qc
a change in attitude
un changement d'attitude
I take the attitude that
ma position est que
to strike an attitude
poser
a bumptious attitude
un style prétentieux
I can't get over her attitude
je n'en reviens pas revenir de son attitude inf
to adapt one's attitude to the individual
individualiser son attitude
to stick rigidly to an attitude/a position
s'enfermer dans une attitude/une position
to adopt a rigid attitude of refusal
se figer dans une de refus
American English

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It is also used in a branch of social psychology called social cognition to explain attitudes, attribution, and group dynamics.
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Body image is a mix of perceptions, beliefs and affective attitudes towards ones own body (sometimes conscious, sometimes not).
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Stigmatizing, attitudes, and behaviors may fall under the rubric of discrimination depending on the legislation of a particular country.
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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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Encouraging a questioning approach and giving due attention to the ideas of others are attitudes to be encouraged.
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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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Those kinds of anti-intellectual attitudes go along with a system where the films with the biggest promotional budgets tend to get the most coverage.
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The change from a pipe to a nicotine patch reflected changing social attitudes and broadcasting regulations.
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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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