#attitude
- Allophilia — A positive psychological attitude, sympathy, admiration, or open preference toward a group of people outside one's own community (outgroup), characterized by different cultural, ethnic, religious, or social traits. This concept is the direct opposite of xenophobia and prejudice, manifesting as an active desire for interaction, cooperation, and appreciation of human diversity.
- Anti-celebrityism — An attitudinal movement, aesthetic stance, or cultural manifestation based on the systematic rejection of the celebrity cult, showbiz canons, and the artificial lifestyle promoted by traditional stars. This phenomenon translates into valuing authenticity, discretion, and modesty in the public life of artists, being considered a critical reaction against the superficiality of contemporary mass media.
- Aristocratism — An attitude, doctrine, or behavior characterized by attachment to the values, privileges, and lifestyle of the aristocracy. The term denotes caste spirit, caste pride, or the tendency to exhibit exclusivism, exaggerated refinement, and social or intellectual superiority in relation to the general public.
- Trim — The structural position of static or dynamic equilibrium of a ship or aircraft, determined by the angle formed by its longitudinal axis with the horizontal plane. In naval architecture, it reflects the difference between aft and forward draft, while in aviation it indicates the aircraft's orientation relative to the flight path; in equitation, it denotes the rider's correct, firm, and stable posture in the saddle.