partial attitudes
[/ˈpɑːrʃəl ˈætɪtjuːdz/]
noun phrasepl: partial attitudes
atitudes parciais
1. Biased or prejudiced viewpoints that favor one side or perspective over another; attitudes that are not impartial or objective
The judge was criticized for displaying partial attitudes toward the defendant based on personal connections.
O juiz foi criticado por exibir atitudes parciais em relação ao réu baseadas em conexões pessoais.
2. Incomplete or limited perspectives that do not take into account all relevant factors or viewpoints
Her partial attitudes toward the project prevented her from seeing its full potential.
Suas atitudes parciais em relação ao projeto a impediram de ver seu potencial completo.
3. In psychology or philosophy: subjective orientations or predispositions that affect perception and judgment
The researcher acknowledged their partial attitudes might influence the study results.
O pesquisador reconheceu que suas atitudes parciais podem influenciar os resultados do estudo.
In Brazilian and American contexts, acknowledging partial attitudes is increasingly important in professional, academic, and social settings as discussions around bias, equity, and fairness have become more prominent. The term is often used in legal, scientific, and journalistic contexts to critique lack of objectivity.
NYC Slang
biased take / one-sided perspective
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