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by Trần Đăng Thái Dương1 view·Updated Oct 8, 2021
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  1. Hi everyone.
  2. My name is young and today I'm going to talk
  3. about how emotion outside decision making.
  4. And first moved through a definition.
  5. So what is emotion?
  6. Emotion is a natural instinctive state of mind deriving from
  7. one circumstance, mood, our relationship with the others and what
  8. a decision making.
  9. Decision making is the action or process of making decisions
  10. especially important.
  11. one now move to the second part how our decision
  12. making affected by emotions.
  13. So how emotions are created when the brain interpret was
  14. going on around us through our memory.
  15. Thought and belief their triggers.
  16. How do you feel, how we feel and behave all
  17. our decision influences by this process in some way.
  18. And for example if you're feeling happy you might decide
  19. to work home with a Sunny Park.
  20. But if you have been chased by a dog as
  21. a child, the same Sunny park my trigger feeling of
  22. fears and you take the bus instead.
  23. There may be a logical argument to be made these
  24. away. But in the moment that fascism is driven by
  25. your emotions.
  26. Step So to a 3rd party should we always ignore
  27. our intuition.
  28. Well for my research, scientific research in my examining zero
  29. of emotion in the G.
  30. D. M.
  31. Has expanded expansion only.
  32. In the last several decades researcher now have acknowledged that
  33. emotion constitute for better and worse potion, patient pushing and
  34. pervasive drive rivals of behavior emotion sarafiya and anger trigger
  35. a chain of biological behavioral and cognitive relation when the
  36. fleeting they utter hawkman secretion for hours trigger readiness for
  37. action and shape the according processing and recall of information.
  38. Emotion is sent from a perceptual lens through which individuals
  39. interpret the world well we see that for example a
  40. visor or respond to be to a situation could be
  41. the survival mechanisms.
  42. The flash of fear felt early human who came face
  43. to face with a dangerous any more motivated them to
  44. run now they wouldn't have to survive if they stopped
  45. to think similarity.
  46. Similar very if you get a bad feeling in the
  47. pit of your stomach because of the situation or person.
  48. It could be your body's way of telling you it's
  49. sense danger based on your past experience and believe.
  50. Of course this reaction might be completely unfounded but it
  51. might also serve to protect you from danger or prevent
  52. you repeating past mistakes At this point to one of
  53. the big advantages of instinctive decision making is quick.
  54. If you're in a life of that or in a
  55. live audit situation, you don't want to waste time working
  56. through the problem cons so how can emotional intelligence have
  57. written like better decision.
  58. First you'll see that what emotion and logic have a
  59. role to play in helping us protection decision and is
  60. if we understand where our emotions come from and start
  61. to notice how they affect our thinking and behavior.
  62. We can practice managing our response and learn to make
  63. a better choice.
  64. And then in conclusion after all, we can see that
  65. emotion play a very important role in their decision making.
  66. You can find out more about how to develop your
  67. emotional awareness in our guide to emotional intelligence.
  68. You will soon feel confident to knowing when to listen
  69. to your emotion and when to tune them out.
  70. And there is the end of my presentation.