Emotions Management

Narița, Ionel

doi:10.2478/saec-2023-0001

Abstract

The emotions can be analyzed into opinions and attitudes. The opinion or belief means the assignment of a truth value to a proposition, and the attitude represents the assignment of a practical value to a fact. Opinions and attitudes lead to the acceptation or rejection of propositions or facts, generating emotions. The emotions can be consonant, if the constitutive opinion and attitude have the same quality, and dissonant if their quality is different. A reasonable subject prefers the consonant emotions and rejects the dissonant ones. The management of emotions aims preservation of the emotions consonance.

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