ライフサイエンスコーパス: attitude

1 y on cognition as suggested by the notion of attitude.

2 other features are inconsistent with a basic attitude.

3 ay predict human biases in perceived surface attitude.

4 ntal cleaning, followed by increased age and attitude.

5 h-cholesterol-medication use and distrustful attitude.

6 making task measuring loss aversion and risk attitude.

7 of diverse basic emotions and dispositional attitudes.

8 were significantly correlated with defeatist attitudes.

9 on relative to consumers with mild defeatist attitudes.

10 7) general knowledge; 8) prevention; and 9) attitudes.

11 impacts from consumer behavior to political attitudes.

12 y decisions are predictive of subjects' risk attitudes.

13 positive change scores on a variety of work attitudes.

14 dency can effectively change professionalism attitudes.

15 with mild and moderate severity of defeatist attitudes.

16 split) with respect to severity of defeatist attitudes.

17 11 controls did not answer all questions on attitudes.

18 sponded to a similar survey about disclosure attitudes.

19 4 show the greatest increases in anti-Jewish attitudes.

20 ings regarding size estimations and implicit attitudes.

21 to changes in object perception and implicit attitudes.

22 PCI outcomes in NYS has influenced physician attitudes, (2) current patient awareness and use of publ

23 edge [12 (11-13) vs 8 (6-10), P < 0.001] and attitudes [4.58 (4.37-4.73) vs 4.20 (4.00-4.50), P = 0.0

24 i-implantitis; 2) etiology; 3) awareness; 4) attitudes; 5) treatment; 6) prevention; 7) risk factors;

25 ', 'Religion and spirituality', 'Beliefs and Attitudes about Antiretroviral Therapy', 'Healthcare pro

26 Regarding attitudes about ART, 93% (8,802/9,460) of participants a

27 inkage to care, uptake of ART, and community attitudes about ART.

28 input has been surveys whereby respondents' attitudes about climate change are explained by individu

29 Surgeons with more negative attitudes about disclosure at baseline reported more anx

30 tionships, and enhance patient knowledge and attitudes about HIV.

31 analysis was associated with less favorable attitudes about nursing engagement in research (p < 0.01

32 owing: 1) level of knowledge, awareness, and attitudes about peri-implantitis; 2) information provide

33 stionnaire covered awareness, knowledge, and attitudes about polio and oral polio vaccine (OPV), trus

34 nce in group-level payoffs, fails to predict attitudes about redistribution.

35 e and produced favorable shifts in students' attitudes about science.

36 ians completed written surveys that assessed attitudes about specialist palliative care presence and

37 ctors, sociodemographic characteristics, and attitudes about testing (OR, 0.66; 95% CI, 0.53 to 0.81;

38 g knowledge to reduce uncertainty and change attitudes about treatments in cardiovascular medicine.

39 TC play a causal role in modulating implicit attitudes about violence and are crucially involved in t

40 rease their adherence to conflict-supporting attitudes across time.

41 Whether program director attitudes affect attrition has been unclear.

42 control interventions improved knowledge and attitudes (all P < .001) compared with baseline.

43 trition may be explained by program director attitudes, although larger studies are needed to further

44 ics by balancing emulative and non-emulative attitudes among brain regions.

45 ed on elucidating perceptions, barriers, and attitudes among trialists and study participants with re

46 burden and rehabilitation, public awareness, attitude and knowledge should be continuously raised and

47 s should consider the strong associations of attitude and perceived behavioral control with brushing

48 This review covers research on attitudes and attitude change published between 2010 and

49 ce that social identities can shape people's attitudes and behavior, but what about sensory judgments

50 plications of these data for studying public attitudes and behaviors associated with cardiovascular h

51 es to build social relationships and affects attitudes and behaviors in individuals and large groups.

52 and positively influenced their daily lives, attitudes and behaviors toward caring for the dying.

53 mbia, according to their needs, perceptions, attitudes and behaviors towards VMMC, thus highlighting

54 f macrolevel functioning on individual-level attitudes and behaviors.

55 Positive attitudes and beliefs about sun safety behavior, which w

56 CP) knowledge and practices, (2) explore HCP attitudes and beliefs, (3) identify structural and envir

57 e, which might be applicable to a variety of attitudes and beliefs, the search engine manipulation ef

58 The goal of this study was to assess the attitudes and current infection prevention practices use

59 Superimposed on this background are new attitudes and demand for 'optimal longevity' - living lo

60 tions for the promotion of pro-environmental attitudes and eco-friendly behaviors.

61 argue for a functionally integrated model of attitudes and emotions in the context of social relation

62 Sentiments are functional networks of attitudes and emotions.

63 Explore nurses' attitudes and experiences concerning disclosing errors t

64 vey were to (a) assess RSNA members' general attitudes and experiences concerning patient-centered ra

65 ould stick to studying positive and negative attitudes and give up stigmatizing some attitudes as "pr

66 Therapists with more divergent attitudes and less knowledge about evidence-based practi

67 ta from Britain's National Surveys of Sexual Attitudes and Lifestyles (Natsal) to examine progress to

68 om Britain's third National Survey of Sexual Attitudes and Lifestyles (Natsal-3; n=15 162, conducted

69 al behaviour (from National Survey of Sexual Attitudes and Lifestyles [Natsal-3]) and vaccine and scr

70 d to examine the role of child's nutritional attitudes and maternal anxiety in reintroducing food aft

71 In addition, we review the attitudes and motivation of HCWs regarding TBIC measures

72 ms relative to consumers with mild defeatist attitudes and negative symptoms were significantly corre

73 werful, inevitable and irreversible shift in attitudes and norms in the direction of greater individu

74 we explored healthcare providers' knowledge, attitudes and practices about medical male circumcision

75 Healthcare provider and caregiver attitudes and practices indicated concerns about infant

76 ide makes it important to understand related attitudes and practices.

77 Outcomes included knowledge and attitudes and preparation for decision making about clin

78 cit advocacy for radical transitions in core attitudes and processes that govern our interactions wit

79 Further research into patient attitudes and referral patterns is required to better ch

80 s adequate knowledge and consistency between attitudes and screening intentions), which we assessed b

81 pleted a survey on nutritional behaviour and attitudes and the State-Trait Anxiety Inventory on the d

82 p may play in exacerbating negative implicit attitudes and their potential for provoking unintentiona

83 bstantially alters higher representations of attitudes and values by exerting a distant modulatory in

84 , from legal and policy directives to social attitudes and values, women's work and employment condit

85 were found among those with poorer baseline attitudes and without previous training about borderline

86 ent families' regarding concepts (knowledge, attitude, and experiences) of palliative care, caregiver

87 Lack of trust in the vaccination, negative attitude, and inaccurate beliefs followed by lack of or

88 included improvements in nurses' knowledge, attitudes, and assessment practices, and in patients' pa

89 ts (n = 1813) for whom prescriber knowledge, attitudes, and behavior survey data were available.

90 m survey by telephone, addressing knowledge, attitudes, and behavior with respect to opting out of NB

91 health care provider and patient knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors influence cancer care quality,

92 We aimed to describe the beliefs, attitudes, and expectations of patients with chronic kid

93 Multiple measures of knowledge, attitudes, and experiences are associated with lack of c

94 regivers among those with varying knowledge, attitudes, and experiences, using logistic regression to

95 areas extend to limited awareness, negative attitudes, and gaps in trust.

96 outcome was change in the overall knowledge, attitudes, and habits (KAH) score (range 0 to 80).

97 ing effects could have affected respondents' attitudes, and nonrespondents may have differed in level

98 surveillance receipt and patient knowledge, attitudes, and perceived barriers in a racially diverse

99 fe outcomes such as substance use, political attitudes, and physical health; for some outcomes, they

100 h facilities in Albania to assess knowledge, attitudes, and practices regarding injectable vaccine ad

101 e first oncologist visit improves knowledge, attitudes, and preparation for decision making about cli

102 or health-related variables, as well as risk attitude-another important determinant of decision makin

103 The hypothesis that defeatist performance attitudes are associated with decreased goal-directed ta

104 To determine whether program director attitudes are associated with resident attrition and to

105 I explore the idea that emotions and attitudes are conceptually distinct by applying Gervais

106 Individuals' risk attitudes are known to guide choices about uncertain opt

107 Thus, important attitudes are real and consequential psychological force

108 on staff nutrition knowledge, practice, and attitude as well as patient nutritional intake.

109 tive attitudes and give up stigmatizing some attitudes as "prejudice." I recommend that we avoid assu

110 ntiretrovirals, Sexual Transmission Risk and Attitudes (ASTRA) questionnaire study, which recruited p

111 positive associations of problematic eating attitudes at age 11.5 y with new-onset obesity (OR: 2.18

112 ntional radiology physicians, as well as the attitudes, behaviors, and conditions that promote or int

113 Across categories, surface attitude below the horizon is dominated by the ground pl

114 tion level training is effective in changing attitudes but does not seem to be sufficient to bring ab

115 t that contempt is (a) not an emotion (or an attitude) but (b) a sentiment.

116 ence that contempt is not an emotion, nor an attitude, but a reactive defensive mechanism evolved to

117 Attaching personal importance to an attitude causes crystallizing of attitudes (via enhanced

118 This review covers research on attitudes and attitude change published between 2010 and 2017.

119 context is social relationships, which link attitude change to the communicator of persuasive messag

120 pattern of short-term benefits for positive attitude change, and some lesser evidence for knowledge

121 The first context is the person, as attitudes change in connection to values, general goals,

122 program to examine their learning growth and attitude changes towards science.

123 percentile (indicative of problematic eating attitudes) compared with scores <85th percentile at age

124 ure and for the effective application of the attitude concept in applied settings.

125 ntal health training on managers' knowledge, attitudes, confidence, and behaviour towards employees w

126 to participate in a biobank; willingness and attitudes did not differ between respondents in the thre

127 In contrast, consumers with severe defeatist attitudes did not increase their effort when processing

128 ; as do individual beliefs, preferences, and attitudes (e.g., perceived personal control, preferences

129 nic sleep restriction can influence implicit attitudes (e.g., towards a race).

130 The constructs of attitudes, emotions, and sentiments are often only verba

131 We review literature in four domains - attitudes, emotions, moral behavior, and self-regulation

132 Negative attitudes, erroneous beliefs about screening, and organi

133 Participants scoring low on xenophobic attitudes exhibited an altruistic preference for the out

134 A positive attitude exists among both family members and providers

135 Clinical events and patient attitudes/experience were also evaluated.

136 interindividual differences in risk-aversion attitudes expressed during the gambling task.

137 nt information in long-term memory, enhanced attitude extremity and accessibility, enhanced attitude

138 one of the most researched strength-related attitude features: attitude importance.

139 cant progress toward an understanding of how attitudes form and change in three critical contexts.

140 ture have tremendous value for understanding attitude functioning and structure and for the effective

141 a relationship between defeatist performance attitudes, goal-directed task effort indexed by pupillar

142 Lack of knowledge and negative attitudes have been identified as barriers to participat

143 titude extremity and accessibility, enhanced attitude impact on the regulation of interpersonal attra

144 searched strength-related attitude features: attitude importance.

145 n processes, along with the great dispersing attitude in a plenty of matrices, have made graphene pow

146 However, the link between problematic eating attitudes in early adolescence, which can lead to disord

147 Problematic eating attitudes in midchildhood seem to be related to the deve

148 t arise from different tasks or task-related attitudes in the previous studies.

149 tion to improve stigma-related knowledge and attitudes in the short term.

150 were found for changes related to cognitive attitudes including knowledge; smaller effect sizes were

151 ed whether variations in midchildhood eating attitudes influence the future development of overweight

152 ng that emerge when an underlying evaluative attitude interacts with appraisals of a range of specifi

153 by a similar analysis of personality traits, attitudes, interests, and behaviors of more than 5,500 i

154 This attitude is linked with the compelling goal of providing

155 portance is attached to an attitude when the attitude is perceived to be relevant to self-interest, s

156 enaminones driven by their "dual electronic attitude" is reported.

157 tracker is one of the most promising optical attitude measurement devices and it is widely used in sp

158 Awareness of how a physician's political attitudes might affect patient care is important to phys

159 t one measured Level 2 (skills, knowledge or attitudes), none measured Level 3 (behaviour) and one me

160 ding (in the case of love, this might be the attitude of valuing the good of a specific other).

161 ental health, might be moderated by empathic attitudes of care providers and tailored interventions.

162 bed to these behaviors, and benefit and risk attitudes of each participant were extracted from the Do

163 on is largely shaped by the varying drinking attitudes of environment-friendly consumers.

164 e grouped separately from articles including attitudes of family members.

165 f they were written in English, explored the attitudes of healthcare professionals on the use of the

166 focuses on the academic tendency to explain attitudes of lower status groups.

167 a dearth of high quality evidence about the attitudes of mental health nurses towards people with a

168 tudy surveys the knowledge, perceptions, and attitudes of ODT among the U.K. junior doctors and attem

169 Therefore, we characterized the attitudes of physicians and nurses about palliative care

170 important gap since nurses hold the poorest attitudes of professional disciplines involved in the ca

171 ople with information about the behavior and attitudes of their peers is a strategy commonly employed

172 cted by: lack of time; infrequent provision; attitudes of ward managers to additional support workfor

173 emotional reactions, and enhanced impact of attitudes on behavioral intentions and action.

174 nding stereotype accuracy and the effects of attitudes on information processing.

175 Main Outcomes and Measures: Respondent attitudes on the importance of eye health, concerns abou

176 aversion in the absence of an effect on risk attitude or choice consistency.

177 transmission and to examine what knowledge, attitudes, or experiences could threaten commitment.

178 mental health status, self-efficacy, patient attitude/perception of ability to control arthritis, qua

179 Internal factors were attitudes, perceptions, and knowledge whereas format and

180 Old allergy attitudes persisted among day care personnel, indicating

181 This study aims to explore the knowledge, attitude, practice and associated factors towards specta

182 Index), teamwork and safety climate (Safety Attitudes Questionnaire), and work stressors (Health Pro

183 ts directly on three dimensions: substantive attitudes regarding policy issues, attributions regardin

184 mass index at age 6.5 y, problematic eating attitudes remained positively associated with new-onset

185 (ASE) model of sentiments, in which enduring attitudes represent others' social-relational value and

186 ealized by sentiments: a network of emotions/attitudes representing relational values.

187 orical contexts, has become the zeitgeist of attitude research during this period.

188 for acute hospital staff regarding improving attitudes, satisfaction and feelings of caring efficacy,

189 Gervais & Fessler's Attitude-Scenario-Emotion (ASE) model is a useful tool f

190 We develop the Attitude-Scenario-Emotion (ASE) model of sentiments, in

191 Gervais & Fessler's (G&F's) Attitude-Scenario-Emotion (ASE) model reduces sentiments

192 In the Attitude-Scenario-Emotion (ASE) model, social relationsh

193 ult of sampling processes, complementing the Attitude-Scenario-Emotion model in explaining similariti

194 Individual and societal attitudes should be affected by the similarity of the Qo

195 Moreover, consumers with severe defeatist attitudes showed significantly greater severity of negat

196 lth in transgender persons include community attitudes, societal acceptance, and posttransition physi

197 elds of the ocelli-thought to play a role in attitude stabilization of some flying insects [3-5]-of a

198 Gervais & Fessler argue that contempt is an attitude state defined as a lack of respect that potenti

199 present one example: an analysis of surface attitude statistics, conditioned on scene category and v

200 Attitude strength has been the focus of a huge volume of

201 ania, were surveyed regarding performed OHB, attitudes, subjective norms, perceived behavioral contro

202 Outcome Questionnaire and the Knowledge and Attitudes Survey were used to collect data from patients

203 was assessed through a knowledge quiz and an attitudes survey.

204 In attitude surveys, ascribing reduced capacities for cogni

205 uld be understood as a distinctive epistemic attitude taken towards an event simulation.

206 se rate) who completed the Children's Eating Attitudes Test (ChEAT) at age 11.5 y and in whom we meas

207 Providers and family members share the attitude that a partnership is necessary and that encour

208 -level evidence is available, we support the attitude that hospitals and countries should carefully e

209 something now rather than later is a common attitude that reflects the brain's tendency to value the

210 identify each sentiment (love, say) with the attitude that underlies and explains the patterns of emo

211 of the main decision nodes and professional attitudes that enable families to make a safe, competent

212 using cognitive therapy to reduce defeatist attitudes that may contribute to diminished effort and n

213 not driven solely by changes in copartisans' attitudes; the effects were consistent across groups.

214 adic and group dynamics, context-conditioned attitudes, time-enduring personality structure, and mora

215 g for and addressing family concerns, and an attitude to donation that is positive (but not solely pr

216 2VTAT(D) was likely due to the TAT intrinsic attitude to increase Abeta production, avidly bind amylo

217 ition, symptom experiences, self-management, attitude to treatment, healthcare experiences, social re

218 overage of maternal and child interventions; attitude to violence and decision making were more consi

219 entified as three dimensions of empowerment: attitude to violence, social independence, and decision

220 d shifts in societal and health professional attitudes to palliative and end-of-life care.

221 elivery in each health post and of community attitudes to SMC were also undertaken.

222 es to participate, the role of patients, and attitudes to the eschewal of intellectual property right

223 inks between nurses' exposure to aggression, attitudes to, and actual involvement in, coercive measur

224 We found a more positive implicit attitude toward aggression among individuals with lesion

225 Although the attitude toward data sharing is non-uniform across neuro

226 Our attitude toward risk plays a crucial role in influencing

227 with neural responses to self-reflection and attitude toward social feedback but in different brain r

228 because it requires a conscious, intentional attitude toward the object.

229 rtex (dlPFC) led to a more positive implicit attitude toward violence that under most normal situatio

230 le of brain structures underpinning implicit attitudes toward aggression in a unique sample of combat

231 we investigated the neural basis of implicit attitudes toward aggression in humans using a modified v

232 er initial lumpectomy over time, and surgeon attitudes toward an adequate lumpectomy margin.

233 arated liberal and conservative respondents' attitudes toward and behavior regarding climate change,

234 Significant differences in patient-parent attitudes toward aspects of early palliative care includ

235 ales-a 10-question General Scale, reflecting attitudes toward defecation and norms regarding latrine

236 rsonal effects from disclosure, and baseline attitudes toward disclosure.

237 symptom burden early in treatment and assess attitudes toward early integration of palliative care in

238 suffering from early symptom-related causes, attitudes toward early palliative care integration, and

239 or parents in this study expressed negative attitudes toward early palliative care.

240 r) completed a questionnaire that focused on attitudes toward hearing aid use postimplantation, patte

241 e accuracy of the DHS methods used to elicit attitudes toward intimate partner violence, to date ther

242 emites, who answer a host of questions about attitudes toward Jews in an extreme fashion, is 2-3 time

243 In light of this remarkable change in global attitudes toward malaria elimination and eradication, an

244 HCPs had positive attitudes toward managing STIs, but were uncomfortable d

245 Attitudes toward marijuana are changing, the prevalence

246 Laws and attitudes toward marijuana in the United States are beco

247 ders to assess current practice patterns and attitudes toward marijuana use in patients with advanced

248 ore formal education reported more favorable attitudes toward nursing engagement in research (p < 0.0

249 nstrate that junior doctors' perceptions and attitudes toward ODT were favorable.

250 junior doctor's knowledge, perceptions, and attitudes toward ODT.

251 Using thematic content analysis, we explore attitudes toward open science, the motivations and disin

252 n about how physicians participate and their attitudes toward participation.

253 information sheet and the Jefferson Scale of Attitudes toward Physician-Nurse Collaboration.

254 Eighty-four percent had positive attitudes toward Progesterone for the Treatment of Traum

255 and (3) differences in physician and patient attitudes toward public reporting.

256 Prior physician attitudes toward public scorecards in New York State (NY

257 Attitudes toward risk, informed consent, and willingness

258 ined simple, agree/disagree statements about attitudes toward sanitation use and sanitation technolog

259 umber of college STEM courses, and students' attitudes toward STEM) 5 y after the intervention.

260 luded questions about skincare awareness and attitudes toward teledermoscopy.

261 ons with outgroup members and uncompromising attitudes toward the conflict influenced this neural mar

262 t also through the role they play in shaping attitudes toward the environment and environmental prote

263 ictual interactions with an outgroup member, attitudes toward the regional conflict, and oxytocin lev

264 s study explores health provider and patient attitudes toward the use of a cardiovascular polypill as

265 Surprisingly little is known about implicit attitudes toward violence and aggression.

266 e critically involved in regulating implicit attitudes toward violence and aggression.

267 ribution of specific brain areas to implicit attitudes toward violence.

268 g two sub-populations with distinct behavior/attitude towards malaria prevention and treatment.

269 ially unsupportive adopted a more supportive attitude towards matters of safety and quality.

270 Self-reported attitude towards MC uptake was not strongly correlated w

271 ge about spectacles and 90.4 % had favorable attitude towards spectacle use.

272 (AOR: 3.51, 95 % CI 14-10.72) had favorable attitude towards spectacles use.

273 ulation has adequate knowledge and favorable attitude towards spectacles.

274 ive in producing significant improvements in attitudes towards and satisfaction in caring for people

275 to patient aggression, their emotions, their attitudes towards coercive containment measures, and the

276 dergraduate curriculum amid changing student attitudes towards education.

277 periential approach on student knowledge and attitudes towards genomics.

278 evidence that mental health nurses have poor attitudes towards people with a diagnosis of borderline

279 arch has been descriptive and has focused on attitudes towards people with mental illness rather than

280 This study aims to describe nephrologists' attitudes towards recipient eligibility and access to li

281 Because attitudes towards risk vary, we assessed different strat

282 posure to various types of aggression, their attitudes towards seclusion and restraint, and their emo

283 self-esteem (Self-Determination Theory); and attitudes towards supporting patients' self-management (

284 Attitudes towards the new house design were assessed 6-9

285 ted area planning that reflected alternative attitudes towards the risk of armed conflicts.

286 bed an intervention whose aim was to improve attitudes towards, knowledge about or responses to peopl

287 nterviews were designed to query informants' attitudes, values, and beliefs about how and why differe

288 iled description of health visitors' skills, attitudes, values, and their application in practice, pr

289 If and how risk attitudes vary with wealth remains an open question.

290 tance to an attitude causes crystallizing of attitudes (via enhanced resistance to change), effortful

291 Regression analysis revealed that attitude was the strongest predictor of brushing behavio

292 Defeatist attitudes were assessed in 149 consumers with schizophre

293 Staff attitudes were measured using the Approaches to Dementia

294 der therapists and therapists with more open attitudes were more likely to endorse use of cognitive-b

295 Lack of money and negative staff attitudes were reasons for low follow up.

296 Personal importance is attached to an attitude when the attitude is perceived to be relevant t

297 This respectful attitude will guide the design of higher-quality models

298 flict areas and compared their knowledge and attitudes with those in lower-conflict areas.

299 outcomes focused on changes in knowledge and attitude, with few studies evaluating skill and practice

300 fact that holism, with a focus on situating attitudes within their personal, social, and historical