Propositional attitudes
ID: propositional-attitudes
Propositional attitudes are mental states that involve a relationship between an individual and a proposition. These states express the ways in which a person can relate to a proposition, which is a statement or assertion that can be either true or false. Common examples of propositional attitudes include beliefs, desires, hopes, fears, and intentions. For example, if someone believes that "it is raining," the propositional attitude is "belief," and the proposition is "it is raining.
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