The concept of "attitude" appears to be the most prospective and scientifically grounded one to serve as an integral notion capable of characterizing the general moral educatedness of a person. "Mental attitude reflects active selective position of personality determining the individual nature of its activity and of its individual acts" - V. Myasishchev. In an infant attitudes are manifested in biologically determined feelings of pleasure or displeasure. In a grown-up person attitudes turn as a result of acquisition of social experience into the personal position. In a man therefore his personal position is a system of his moral attitudes where all his knowledge, feelings, and practical experiences melt together.