Emotional Reasoning Explained
Emotional reasoning is when feelings determine conclusions: 'I feel anxious, therefore danger is real.' Emotions as evidence hijack good judgment.
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Emotional reasoning is when feelings determine conclusions: 'I feel anxious, therefore danger is real.' Emotions as evidence hijack good judgment.
Emotions are not irrational noise interfering with clear thinking — they are action-readiness states shaped by evolution.
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