negative attitude

collocation in English

meanings of negativeand attitude

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negative
adjective
uk /ˈneɡ.ə.tɪv/ us /ˈneɡ.ə.t̬ɪv/
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attitude
noun
uk /ˈæt.ɪ.tʃuːd/ us /ˈæt̬.ə.tuːd/
a feeling or opinion about something or someone, or a way of behaving that is caused ...
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Examples of negative attitude

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Physical motion is precluded here, and there do not seem to be any connotations of intensity or negativeattitude (see note 11).
The combined prejudices of advertisers and advertising agencies has resulted in a continued negativeattitude towards the older population.
None of the teachers adopted a negativeattitude to these circumstances.
The negativeattitude is therefore closely related to the proposition expressed, reinforced by the emphatic demand conveyed by the prosody.
This negativeattitude towards the extreme wing parties has gradually changed.
Other (female) patients spoke about the negativeattitude of health professionals they had seen and the poor manner in which they had been advised.
Criticism and repeated experiences of failure create shame, embarrassment and a negativeattitude towards singing.
These notions pertain to the possession of a positive or a negativeattitude toward the value of an ultimate, salvific reality (85-86, 91-92).
The rejection of 1968, in a broader perspective, represents for the extreme right a negativeattitude towards the whole process of modernisation.
This in itself shows why a negativeattitude to ageing can easily become a self-fulfilling prophecy.
The 'lack of consumer knowledge' and their negativeattitude towards genetic engineering was one of the most cited barriers to the further diffusion of biotechnology.
Historically, he has a negativeattitude towards music, particularly if it involves singing, which he describes as 'boring and a waste of space'.
The reason for consumers' negativeattitude is commonly perceived by scientists as a lack of consumer knowledge17.
The following promotive factors entered the model: negativeattitude to delinquency and being employed or in school.
Other factors that significantly raised the preference for a late exit were a negativeattitude towards private or home life and not needing to work primarily for money.
Considering that these are common problems and that patients have a negativeattitude toward psychological therapy, only some of these cases will be treated in psychiatry.
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