What is Attitudes

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Attitudes are thoughts or stereotypes held about a certain group. Learn more in: Teacher Beliefs and Attitudes About Gifted Education: How Teacher Beliefs and Attitudes Affect the Gifted Student's Experience in School

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Can be defined as an organized predisposition to respond in a favorable or unfavorable manner toward a specified class of objects. Learn more in: Big Data Is Decision Science: The Case of COVID-19 Vaccination

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Are conceived as the motivators of performance, the basis for continued competent performance; they include values, aspirations and priorities. Learn more in: Learning and Teaching Methodology: “1:1 Educational Computing”

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Relatively stable set of beliefs and values over time in the disposition or tendency to act in a certain way or undertake some type of action. It is a determining aspect when carrying out an action and the type of emotion that this activity generates or the way of interacting with a specific situation or stimulus. Learn more in: Disruptive Methodologies in Eco-Centers: Sustainability Audit as a Tool for Detecting Needs in Participatory Processes

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Defined as a certain predisposition to react in a given way. Learn more in: ICT and Language Learning at Secondary School

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The way people see the world and others and act on it. Learn more in: Hybrid Leadership Styles Then and Now: Identifying Different Patterns

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A thought or sensation that influences a person's actions Change your mindset with a good attitude. Learn more in: Attitude of Adolescent Girls Towards Menstrual Discomforts and Role of Parents

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One’s approval of a behavior. Learn more in: In-Person Video and Peer-Delivered Approaches to Cyberbullying Prevention

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A particular set of beliefs and/or dispositions toward a person, thing, or action such as cheating. Learn more in: Academic Dishonesty among Engineering Undergraduates in the United States

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Overall predisposition, favorable or unfavorable, towards a specific idea, object, conduct, or phenomenon (smart city concept, in the case of this research). Learn more in: Citizen Perceptions and Support for Smart City Projects: The Case of “Smart Santander”

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How a person acts and behaves in the face of situations and/or problems. Learn more in: The Evolution of Criminology and the Social Sharing of Emotion

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Refers to manner, disposition, feeling, position with regard to a person or thing or tendency or orientation, especially of the mind. Learn more in: Implementation of Competency-Based Curriculum in Higher Education Institutions in Kenya

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Mental posturers or cumulative perception. Learn more in: K-12 Educational Leadership and Autism

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Are conceived as the motivators of performance, the basis for continued competent performance; they include values, aspirations and priorities. Learn more in: Models of Competences for the Real and Digital World

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Someone’s perception regarding the objects and/or subject in his/her environment. Learn more in: Personal Values and Proclaimed Values of the Education System: Results of Empirical Research in the Case of Croatia

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The feelings, beliefs, and opinions about something. Learn more in: Teachers' Perspectives on the Use of Home Language in the Acquisition of Standard English

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Attitudes characterize the disposition of the individual to understand and accept diversity in a specific cultural context. Learn more in: The PETaL Approach to Bilingual and Intercultural Education in Early Childhood Education