The Interplay between Emotion and Reason

Interaction between emotions and reasons "This is of course a hard work, I kept my dignity and importance, but I will not move the spirit from where I do not exist to another place," I cried. Pressure was applied behind my eyes, my skin became mottered, my lips trembled, my mucus stopped breathing my airway. I do not like to cry in front of others. I think that my reasoning and psychological functions are not reasonable because I do not want to hide how sad I am, but most people think my emotional state is fragile.

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The interaction between emotion and learning is an ongoing source of discussion and exploration in organizational research and attracts increasingly important contributions. However, the detailed understanding of the interaction between emotion and learning remains elusive. In order to extend the existing argument, this paper presents another way to exploit the practical philosophical tradition that emotion and learning can both be defined as dynamic processes occurring in the context of social transactions . Then through an example of a collaborative project to explain the interaction between the two processes anxiety, love, guilt and hostility are intertwined with the learning process.

From early philosophers to the present there is a traditional view that there is a dual process model that influences our behavior. The interaction between deliberate and emotional states is a mechanism to achieve target motivation and self control. Metcalfe and Misschel (1999) proposed a dual process of hot and cold system. There is a general system, "go" system - the slogan is "Just Do It". It is moved by emotion. It's simple, fast, and reflective. It is the cause of impulsive behavior. Then there is a cool system that "knows" that system - its slogan is "think about it". It is driven by thinking. It is complex, slow and reflexive. I am responsible for contemplative behavior.