Emotion regulation and evaluative understanding

Philosophical Psychology 33 (6):777-798 (2020)
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Emotions can enhance our evaluative understanding by mobilizing directed reflection, but notoriously, emotional reflection can also lead us astray. If our goal is evaluative understanding, then we...

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10.1080/09515089.2020.1751102

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