Emotional Logic and Decision Making

In recent years there has been considerable interest in emotional intelligence. Drawing upon a rich theoretical and philosophical tradition, the author explains the concept and process of emotional production and how this works in gratifying, aversive and hierarchical situations as well as irreversible situations and situations of failure and success. This will provide a powerful framework for understanding the importance of emotional logic in relation to decision making and self-management and includes a number of compelling case studies.

Autorentext
CHRISTIAN BOURION is Professor at the University of Nancy, France and Director of the Commercial Institute of the University of Nancy. He is widely published and researches in the areas of Decision Management and Organizational Behaviour.

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Preface Prologue Foreword Preview Gratifying Situations: The Resolution and the Acquisition of Know-How Aversive Situations: Challenge and Self-Doubt Hierarchical Situations: Obedience Situations of Failure: Disapprenticeship Irreversible Situations Successful Situations Epilogue Case Studies