affective
Refers to the emotional response an individual may have during a specific situation or towards an object or person. This judgement scale includes a positive response such as liking or loving something/someone, a negative response where you dislike or hate something/someone, and a neutral response where you do not have either a positive or negative response, more like a neutral, unbothered or lack of interest towards something/someone.
Additionally, it is easily possible to have mixed emotions towards something where different aspect of an object or person allows you to have mixed responses of positive and negavtive emotions as well as neutral feelings.
behavioural
Refers to the actions and/or behaviours an individual may respond to a certain situation, interaction, and/or environment with . For example, fistt bumping everybody I interact with as a way of greeting them.
cognitive
Refers to the beliefs, or thoughts an individual may have towards a object, person, situation, and/or idea. For example, I believe in god or that everything is meant to happen for a reason.