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Articles/ images that are pushed to us by media / books etc

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These are portrayed as the goals we should have for ourselves in life

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These constructs are a result of human interaction

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Affinity Bias - expecting everyone to view eg. success the same as yourself and then surrounding yourself with people based off materialistic things

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Some people will stick to what they have learnt growing up and around them and won't open their mind to new ideas

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Assuming that people who are successful fit my definition of success and those who do not fit my definition are not successful. Could lead to affinity and confirmation bias.

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Assuming that people who are successful fit my definition of success and those who do not fit my definition are not successful. Could lead to affinity and confirmation bias.

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Happiness and Success are always portrayed as something we can attain if we do certain things. In reality they are never constants.

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Happiness and Success are always portrayed as something we can attain if we do certain things. In reality they are never constants.

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Someone that can always impress with how they behave

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Historical Bias - just because this is what traditionally the way things looked or what people though way doesn't necessarily mean it is something that applies to everyone. Judging someone off what you think for yourself what they are happy with for themself

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Anchor bias - some people may base their views off of what they learned from parents/as a child.

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Anchor bias - some people may base their views off of what they learned from parents/as a child.

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The construct of beauty is based largely off what we see glorified in the media

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The construct of beauty is based largely off what we see glorified in the media

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Positive influences around you will make you have good manners and be polite it also depends a lot in the culture and country you raised in

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People who are thin/blonde/perfect skin etc
Wealth, disposable income
Never feeling upset / always upbeat /positive and happy

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Volunteerism - doing something selfless / thinking of others / helping those 'less fortunate' than myself
Success - financially comfortable

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With success, wealth, nice house, expensive car, lavish holidays

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With success, wealth, nice house, expensive car, lavish holidays

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For success, working for a good company and have nice house and car in a nice area.

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For success, working for a good company and have nice house and car in a nice area.

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Success: Doing the best with what you are given. A lot of success has to do with luck and privilege IMO, and Malcolm Gladwell's Outliers does a great job of illustrating how much luck factors into it.

Beauty: A weird mix of biological attractions and social portrays of what the standard for who and what looks good, beautiful, and/or sexy.

Altruism/Volunteerism: Pros: Being selfless and helping others who may need it. Cons: Can be performative or in the case of missionaries, harmful

Politeness/Manners: Agreed upon constructs that define what it is to fit in with that society. Pretty much social construct training

Happiness/Optimism: Sense of purpose and fulfillment, optimism is hope

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- Parents
- Peers
- School
- TV

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Combination of the society I grew up in, parents, friends, school and media.

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Combination of the society I grew up in, parents, friends, school and media.