 In the simplest cases, a normative judgment might just be an attitude. For example, one might hold that the assertion that it would be bad to drink Dr. Pepper expresses an aversion to drinking Dr. Pepper, and, moreover, that this aversion just is the judgment that it would be bad to drink Dr. Pepper. In more complex cases, a normative judgment might have some non-normative content, but inasmuch as it is normative, it would be partly constituted by an attitude. An example of this might be the assertion that Justin was bad to drink another Dr. Pepper.