Only such we-intentionality actually serves the purpose for which Sellars devised the term "we-intention"; only the we-intentions that are universally shared, and no parochial group attitudes, constitute the moral point of view.
The theory of planned behaviour holds that attitudes constitute one of the determinants of health behaviour [ 33].
This leads to a three-component attitude model, in which attitudes constitute a hypothetical construct mediating between the observable preceding stimulus and the subsequent behaviour.
They said that the experience of the psychiatrists' availability and accommodating attitude constituted a major improvement in their working conditions.
Insofar as the non-cognitivist holds that moral assertions are appropriate when and only when a person has an appropriate noncognitive attitude, the presence of that attitude constitutes (part of the) truth condition for the utterance.
Cotton, thread, and major attitude constitute some of the best t-shirt designs and some of the best movie moments can feel defined by a splashy, subconsciously-catalogued white tee.
Cotton, thread, and major attitude constitute some of the best t-shirt designs and some of the best movie moments can feel defined by a splashy, subconsciously-cataloged white tee.
Based on these differences, I argue that counterfactual attitudes must be separated from the representational attitudes, and constitute a fourth type of attitude verb.
This shift of focus is best grasped by noticing two main elements: first, mode accounts include the claim that the attitudes that constitute shared or joint attitudes are to be verbalized using the plural pronoun "we," as in "we intend to go to the Taj Mahal" or "we believe that the Taj Mahal is in India".
This way of proceeding leaves open the particular attitude or combination of attitudes that constitute blame.
