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Attitude Recovery increases the rate your stagger bar decreases over time out but the difference looks to be minimal because the stat doesn't change much (Overloading with the heaviest weapons possible vs no weapons is like 85 -> 65). The way stagger empties out, it's more valuable to not get hit for a long period of time than to actually pay any real attention to Attitude Recovery.
Some minor testing, between a drastic Attitude Recovery difference of no weapons vs as heavy as you can go without EN Shortfall(2 Detonating Bazookas, a Triple Laser and heavy Grenade Launcher), you're looking at a 3 seconds vs 3.5 seconds to empty out on the rapid recovery phase. It sounds like it would be great but this is after about 5 second without getting hit for it to go into the rapid recovery. So realistically, you're looking at a difference of 9 seconds against 10 seconds for your stagger bar to empty out from near full.
So far from a few tests (Rummy, Freud and Gamma-3 in Arena, V3(?) in Mission), enemy ACs follow this rule and there doesn't seem to be any significant differences.
If you're referring to PVE there appears to be a bug where sometimes ACs ignore/cancel being staggered.
For PVP:
1. using certain expansion slots
2. mashing quickboost
3. latency