Attitude (noun)

1. A settled way of thinking or feeling about something.
2. A person's posture or bearing in relation to others.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from french attitude, from italian attitudine, from attitudine "fitness, disposition", from latin aptitudo, from aptus "fitted".

Examples:

1. A positive attitude towards life.
2. He adopted a more conciliatory attitude.
3. The company has a good attitude towards customer service.
4. The player's attitude was praised by the coach.
5. He had a casual attitude to his work.