Explanation:

- Affective Action: Influenced by emotions and feelings. It's spontaneous and not deliberative.

- Traditional Action: Based on ingrained habits or customs. Actions are repeated because that's how they've always been done.

- Rational Action: This involves logical decision-making and planning to achieve specific goals. It's methodical and calculated.

- Capitalistic Action: While related to economic behavior in a capitalist system, it's not a recognized category in Weber's types of social action.

In modern industrial society, Max Weber identified rational action as dominant. Here, efficiency and calculation shape decisions and behaviors.