👉 The attitude fluid, introduced by psychologist Lisa Feldman Barrett, describes the dynamic and context-dependent nature of human emotions and attitudes. Unlike traditional views that see emotions as fixed states, the attitude fluid posits that emotions are constructed from a combination of physiological, cognitive, and social factors. This means that what we feel and how we express emotions can vary widely based on our current situation, past experiences, and cultural context. The attitude fluid emphasizes that emotions are not innate or universal but are instead flexible and adaptive, allowing individuals to navigate complex social environments effectively.
