Attributes That Have Influence

Today, influencing the characteristics of Western civilization, the ancient civilization has had a great influence and promoted the development of our Western civilization. The two major civilizations that may have contributed most to our civilization are ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia. Some of our contributions to our world today include agriculture, navigation and navigation, and the use of calendars. First and foremost, the most important attribute that may come from ancient civilization is agricultural art.

Social psychology, in the theory of Wiener, attribution theory refers to the explanation of each cause, cause, or result of each of us. Attributes have a great influence on our emotions, relationships with others, and our actions. Of course, when we take responsibility, it will affect us. External attribution: when the interpretation or reason of the fact is transferred to external. There is no responsibility. For example, when we say "make you nervous", this feeling is inevitable as if we can not control them. Most people use this kind of attribution to avoid liability, they are not. Another situation is when you said "luck is bad". This means that you have all the skills and competencies you need to get the best results.

Culture: Certain histories and identities can affect individual behavior in a particular way and influence the meaning of others' behavior. Ethnic origin, religious group, ethnic identity, gender, physical ability, and various cultural practices and assumptions related to them all influence the dynamics of power. · Structure: The face-to-face transaction and group situation exists in the context of a larger social structure that defines a series of potential power relationships. In many cases, these structures are abstract (economical), far (governmental), and it does not seem to be influenced by the will of the individual. Relationships in this field are tied to cultural identities and attributes and are internalized in self-recognition (eg, as a global helplessness).