attitdöket
Attitdöket is a term that appears in some contemporary Swedish-language online discourse to describe a pattern in which observers attribute hidden attitudes to others based on outward signals, and then treat those attributed attitudes as when evaluating arguments. The phrase is not established in peer-reviewed scholarship, and its exact meaning can vary between authors. Its likely origin is as a folk-construct used to discuss how people infer beliefs or intentions from what someone says, posts, or performs in public.
Definition and scope: In common usage, attitdöket refers to the interpretive gap between a speaker’s expressed
Origin and usage: The term is primarily found in informal online writing, blogs, and commentary within Swedish-speaking
See also: Attitude attribution, attribution theory, social signaling, performativity, stance-taking, online discourse.