Talk:Affectional action

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Proposal to expand page[edit]

Hello fellow Wikipedians! I plan to expand this page for my sociology course. So here's my plan: Alright, so there is little to virtually nothing about affectional actions on Wikipedia. I am going to start by pretty much revising what is already present on the page, by altering the wording of the page, so I can fit in new information. I will add in information about what exactly a social action is and who developed the idea of a social action (Max Weber). I can also talk about the four different major types of social actions and distinguish between all of them, as defined by Max Weber himself. After that, I'll go more in depth about what exactly an emotional action is (and possibly give some examples of an emotional action). Max Weber speaks about an actor in all of this, so I think I may have to clarify exactly what an actor is. All in all, I plan to expand upon exactly what an affectual action is and connect it to other Wikipedia articles and expand it. I would appreciate any input. Rroja042 (talk) 01:22, 5 October 2016 (UTC)[reply]

Hello, my name is Damian. I consider that this article should contain additional information such as:

• The Psychological causes of affectional action

• The different reactions that different people have to the same situations.

• Factor’s that affect Affectional action

• The ways that different genders react to the same situation.

• How Affectional action affects the well-being of groups.

I would also add references to the information to provide the reader with the actual source of information.

Dmart399 (talk) 04:03, 18 October 2016 (UTC)Alfgarciamora Dmart399 (talk) 04:14, 18 October 2016 (UTC)[reply]