if the correct solution is "We do not like that attitude." shouldn't the sentence be "Vi tycker inte om den där attityden"?
You can say ”den attityden” if you’re referring back to it and you have been talking about it before. If it’s a new topic, then it would be more natural to use ”den där”.
I think "den där" is used when you're pointing at stuff. "Den där" literary means "that over there".
So to that end... Taking the phrase out of/without a context, wouldn't '...the attitude' also count?
Without a där or här, couldn't this mean either that or this?
I have this same doubt. Hope someone answers it here.