attitudinal
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- adjective
- /ˌætɪˈtjuːdɪnəl/
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actitudinal
- Students with disabilities may face barriers to wellness that are environmental, structural, or attitudinal.
- attitudinal variables
- attitudinal measures
- attitudinal factor
And it's, it's, it's about using every experience to train our attitudinal muscles.
- And it's, it's, it's about using every experience to train our attitudinal muscles.
- It may, may result in a behaviour change, but it does not result in attitudinal commitment.
- And the point is, is that you do not need to know that death is on your mind for it to have striking attitudinal and behavioral effects.
Examples
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The Student Research Assessment Survey was useful in explaining and understanding attitudinal changes among graduate students.
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Teaching and learning situations must reflect quality knowledge, skills, and attitudinal objectives of instruction.
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What is the relationship between the attitudinal variables used in this study?
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Table 2 shows the responses of students to the attitudinal statements.
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In Part 2, an attempt was made to integrate these beliefs into an attitudinal model.
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Pupils need to achieve knowledge, skills, and attitudinal objectives in the social development arena.
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An additional limitation was the attitudinal nature of this study.
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Table 1 profiles the survey respondents on selected personal, attitudinal, and professional characteristics.
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Notably, many of these inhibitors are linked to teachers' attitudinal dispositions relating to PE teaching.
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Many organizations conduct surveys to measure the attitudinal changes of their employees over time.
Synonyms
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Based on a person's feelings or opinions rather than facts
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Showing a person's usual mood, character or way of behaving
Depending on a person or group's point of view
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Attitudinal comes from attitude, which originally meant a body's 'posture' or 'pose'. So, attitudinal means 'relating to attitudes', like the views or feelings people hold.