“…This tripartite view includes behaviour as a conative dimension (Allport, 1940;Wolff , 1980;Baumgarten, 1980;Arriaga et al, 2001;Gerdes, et al, 2008). Since then, many authors pay attention to the interrelated role of affect, cognition and behaviour (Ostrom, 1969;Breckler, 1984;Knopf, 1987;Fiedler et al, 1988;Polivy, 1998;Gabriel et al, 1999;Thompson, 1999;Farley et al, 2003;Stangor, 2013). The ABC psychology demonstrates a strong affinity with the three functions of the soul that were already mentioned by Plato: feeling, thinking and acting The distinction between feeling, thinking and acting is used since a long time until nowadays as a common view on psychological experience, e.g.…”