An emotion constitutively involving such normative judgment is an appraising attitude by any plausible definition, circumventing the objection's assumption that only favorable/unfavorable attitudes qualify.
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appraising attitude(Used in the context of desert theory to characterize the attitudes that desert claims are thought to license or require.)
An evaluative stance directed at a person, which the author suggests may include not only favorable attitudes (such as admiration) and unfavorable attitudes (such as condemnation) but also attitudes such as pity or compassion.
emotion(Component Process Model of emotion; distinguishes emotion from mood, affect, and other affective phenomena by requiring multi-system synchronization triggered by appraisal)
An episode of interrelated, synchronized changes in the states of all or most of the five organismic subsystems in response to the evaluation of an external or internal stimulus event as relevant to major concerns of the organism.
objection(as a scientific critique)
A logical problem or reason why something might not work or be true. Einstein found what he thought was a flaw in Weyl's theory.