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Social Psychology (Attributions (Attribution (Assumption about the cause…

- - - - Affective element (feelings)
        
        For example, I love sports.
      - Behavioral element (actions)
        
        For example, whenever I watch sports, I get really excited and I really get into the game.
      - Cognitive element (thoughts and beliefs).
        
        For example, I think that sports are awesome.
- - - - Conforming to meet the approval of others.
      - For example, I drink beer at a party with my friend's because they're all doing it and so they won't disapprove me.
- - - - For example, a blonde might be portrayed as stupid and then we think that almost all blondes are stupid.
    - - Ingroup favoritism
        
        Viewing members of the ingroup (people who feel like they belong with) positively.
        
        For example, someone who shares the same beliefs with republicans will most likely be a registered republican.
      - Outgroup homogeniety
        
        Members who are part of a different group and are viewed negatively.
        
        For example, someone who opposes the beliefs of republicans, but shares the same beliefs with democrats will most likely be a registered democrat.
    - - Taking out anger on an innocent target.
      - For example, if I'm mad at my parents and then I take out my anger on my dog.
- - - - Liking someone or something because of repeated exposure.
      - For example, every time I watch a TV show, I will eventually like the TV show more and more and then I'll continue watching it.