Definition of attitudinal in English:

attitudinal

adjective atɪˈtjuːdɪn(ə)lˌædəˈt(j)ud(ə)n(ə)l

Relating to attitudes.
attitudinal changes do not just come out of the blue
Example sentencesExamples
- Boomers' future purchasing decisions will also reflect attitudinal differences from their parents.
- Artificial barriers based on attitudinal bias often prevent qualified women from reaching their potential.
- They did not consider health or attitudinal variables in their study.
- He would have considered the attitudinal effect of income redistribution irrelevant.
- As a strategic focus, we work with clients to score attitudinal information of people.
- They use a series of declarative statements to measure participants' perceptions on an attitudinal scale.
- Some researchers have also pointed out the importance of the attitudinal characteristics of managers.
- The most rewarding relationships with customers result from continued investment to create deep-seated attitudinal loyalty.
- The other part of the mating equation has to do with attitudinal shifts in the country.
- Credit card behavior is affected by attitudinal, psychological, demographic, and environmental factors.

Derivatives

attitudinally

adverb

This power is often abused by those who are not temperamentally or attitudinally suited to the job.
Example sentencesExamples
- I'm not saying every reader of the paper is identical, but it helps to ensure your sample is attitudinally representative.
- I consider myself attitudinally spiritual.
- In contrast to our findings, research also suggests that, attitudinally, individuals become more religious during this transition.
- For workers across different fields, a career-oriented workforce can be expected to produce more attitudinally distinct groups.

Rhymes

latitudinal, longitudinal

Definition of attitudinal in US English:

attitudinal

adjectiveˌædəˈt(j)ud(ə)n(ə)lˌadəˈt(y)o͞od(ə)n(ə)l

Relating to attitudes.
attitudinal changes do not just come out of the blue
Example sentencesExamples
- The other part of the mating equation has to do with attitudinal shifts in the country.
- Credit card behavior is affected by attitudinal, psychological, demographic, and environmental factors.
- Boomers' future purchasing decisions will also reflect attitudinal differences from their parents.
- They use a series of declarative statements to measure participants' perceptions on an attitudinal scale.
- Artificial barriers based on attitudinal bias often prevent qualified women from reaching their potential.
- As a strategic focus, we work with clients to score attitudinal information of people.
- Some researchers have also pointed out the importance of the attitudinal characteristics of managers.
- They did not consider health or attitudinal variables in their study.
- The most rewarding relationships with customers result from continued investment to create deep-seated attitudinal loyalty.
- He would have considered the attitudinal effect of income redistribution irrelevant.

词汇	attitudinal
释义	Definition of attitudinal in English: attitudinal adjective atɪˈtjuːdɪn(ə)lˌædəˈt(j)ud(ə)n(ə)l Relating to attitudes. attitudinal changes do not just come out of the blue Example sentencesExamples Boomers' future purchasing decisions will also reflect attitudinal differences from their parents. Artificial barriers based on attitudinal bias often prevent qualified women from reaching their potential. They did not consider health or attitudinal variables in their study. He would have considered the attitudinal effect of income redistribution irrelevant. As a strategic focus, we work with clients to score attitudinal information of people. They use a series of declarative statements to measure participants' perceptions on an attitudinal scale. Some researchers have also pointed out the importance of the attitudinal characteristics of managers. The most rewarding relationships with customers result from continued investment to create deep-seated attitudinal loyalty. The other part of the mating equation has to do with attitudinal shifts in the country. Credit card behavior is affected by attitudinal, psychological, demographic, and environmental factors. Derivatives attitudinally adverb This power is often abused by those who are not temperamentally or attitudinally suited to the job. Example sentencesExamples I'm not saying every reader of the paper is identical, but it helps to ensure your sample is attitudinally representative. I consider myself attitudinally spiritual. In contrast to our findings, research also suggests that, attitudinally, individuals become more religious during this transition. For workers across different fields, a career-oriented workforce can be expected to produce more attitudinally distinct groups. Rhymes latitudinal, longitudinal Definition of attitudinal in US English: attitudinal adjectiveˌædəˈt(j)ud(ə)n(ə)lˌadəˈt(y)o͞od(ə)n(ə)l Relating to attitudes. attitudinal changes do not just come out of the blue Example sentencesExamples The other part of the mating equation has to do with attitudinal shifts in the country. Credit card behavior is affected by attitudinal, psychological, demographic, and environmental factors. Boomers' future purchasing decisions will also reflect attitudinal differences from their parents. They use a series of declarative statements to measure participants' perceptions on an attitudinal scale. Artificial barriers based on attitudinal bias often prevent qualified women from reaching their potential. As a strategic focus, we work with clients to score attitudinal information of people. Some researchers have also pointed out the importance of the attitudinal characteristics of managers. They did not consider health or attitudinal variables in their study. The most rewarding relationships with customers result from continued investment to create deep-seated attitudinal loyalty. He would have considered the attitudinal effect of income redistribution irrelevant.
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