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Chariot Posted 19 years ago
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attitudes, trust
...,the benefits over the following twelve months included savings of up to 1 m (pounds) and a clear improvement in management skills and (attitudes trust views) towards cross-cultural teams.
The correct answer is "attitudes".
I understand that
the benefits included (1)saving up to 1 m pounds and (2) a clear improvement in management skills and attitudes towards cross-cultural teams.
I wonder if "trust" can be used. Thank you for your opinions.
The correct answer is "attitudes".
I understand that
the benefits included (1)saving up to 1 m pounds and (2) a clear improvement in management skills and attitudes towards cross-cultural teams.
I wonder if "trust" can be used. Thank you for your opinions.
Top answer
No, 'trust' is not synonymous with 'attitudes'.
- No, 'trust' is not synonymous with 'attitudes'.
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But "views" can be. While "attitudes" fits more naturally, I don't see why "views" would be wrong. As I missing something?
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The only thing I can think of is that 'view' doesn't collocate quite as well with 'towards' as 'attitude' does.
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"attitudes towards" and "views on"?
I could buy that.
Not enough to consider it wrong, though, to use "views" -- just that "attutudes" is a better choice. Do you agree?
I could buy that.
Not enough to consider it wrong, though, to use "views" -- just that "attutudes" is a better choice. Do you agree?
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