The ABC triad in social psychology refers to three components that influence human behavior: Affect (emotions), Behavior (actions), and Cognition (thoughts). These three elements interact to shape how individuals perceive and respond to the world around them. Affect refers to emotions and moods, behavior refers to actions and reactions, and cognition refers to thoughts and beliefs. By understanding how these three components are interconnected, social psychologists can better understand and predict human behavior in various social situations.
