Feelings in Decision Making: Emotions vs. Rationality

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According to Aristotle, getting angry is a difficult task.

False

A moral person does not manage his/her feelings well.

False

Aristotle wrote about the importance of managing feelings in his book Nicomachean Ethics.

True

Teaching and learning in the affective domain do not involve feelings.

False

Displaced anger is a desirable trait according to Aristotle.

False

Aristotle's quote about managing anger is from Book I of Nicomachean Ethics.

False

Moral individuals are unable to manage their feelings.

False

The affective domain involves only cognitive processes.

False

Aristotle's quote emphasizes the importance of being angry at the right person.

True

Aristotle's idea about managing anger is that it is easy to achieve.

False

Explore how emotions influence our decision-making processes, often driving us in directions that conflict with our self-interest. Learn about the positives and negatives of emotional decision making and how to balance rational thinking with emotional instincts.

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