attitudiniline
Attitudiniline is a fictional or speculative concept used in discussions of cognitive science, pharmacology, and ethics to refer to a hypothetical substance that could influence human attitudes and social judgments. It is not an established chemical, drug, or approved therapy.
Etymology and scope: the name blends "attitude" with the chemical-sounding suffix "-iniline", signaling a proposed neuromodulatory
Proposed mechanism in thought experiments posits that attitudiniline would interact with neural circuits involved in evaluation,
Applications and debates: as a hypothetical tool, attitudiniline is used to examine ethical questions about autonomy,
Status and challenges: the concept highlights limits of pharmacological attitude modification, including risks of misuse, unintended
See also: cognitive enhancement, neuromodulation, attitude change, pharmacology, ethics of neurotechnology.