Lecture

Emotions and Decision Making

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Description

This lecture explores the relationship between emotions and decision-making, discussing how emotions influence our choices and behaviors. It covers topics such as the definition of emotions, the impact of stress on learning, and the role of emotions in exam performance. The lecture also delves into ethical dilemmas involving decision-making under emotional stress, such as the trolley problem. Additionally, it examines the importance of trust and inspiration in educational settings, as well as the significance of emotional intelligence in leadership and teamwork.

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