Emotion is a necessary component of judgment.

Emotion is a hindrance to judgment.

Emotion is irrelevant to judgment.

Emotion can be either a help or a hindrance to judgment, depending on the circumstances.

Emotion can help us to identify and prioritize our values.

Emotion can help us to see the world from a different perspective.

Emotion can help us to make more creative decisions.

All of the above.

Emotion can lead us to make impulsive decisions.

Emotion can lead us to make biased decisions.

Emotion can make it difficult for us to think clearly.

All of the above.

Identify and acknowledge our emotions.

Allow ourselves to feel our emotions without judgment.

Find healthy ways to express our emotions.

All of the above.

Emotion is subjective, while reason is objective.

Emotion is based on feeling, while reason is based on logic.

Emotion is impulsive, while reason is deliberate.

All of the above.

Yes, emotion and reason can work together to make better judgments.

No, emotion and reason are always in conflict with each other.

It depends on the circumstances.

None of the above.

When we make a decision about what to buy, we might use emotion to help us identify what we want, and reason to help us choose the best option.

When we make a decision about who to vote for, we might use emotion to help us identify the candidate we like the most, and reason to help us choose the candidate who is most qualified.

When we make a decision about what career to pursue, we might use emotion to help us identify what we are passionate about, and reason to help us choose a career that is realistic and achievable.

All of the above.

When we are angry, we might make impulsive decisions that we later regret.

When we are sad, we might make pessimistic decisions that are not based on reality.

When we are anxious, we might make decisions that are based on fear rather than on logic.

All of the above.

Identify and acknowledge our emotions.

Allow ourselves to feel our emotions without judgment.

Find healthy ways to express our emotions.

All of the above.

Emotion is a necessary component of aesthetic judgment.

Emotion is a hindrance to aesthetic judgment.

Emotion is irrelevant to aesthetic judgment.

Emotion can be either a help or a hindrance to aesthetic judgment, depending on the circumstances.

Emotion can help us to identify and appreciate beauty.

Emotion can help us to see the world from a different perspective.

Emotion can help us to make more creative judgments.

All of the above.

Emotion can lead us to make impulsive judgments.

Emotion can lead us to make biased judgments.

Emotion can make it difficult for us to think clearly.

All of the above.

Identify and acknowledge our emotions.

Allow ourselves to feel our emotions without judgment.

Find healthy ways to express our emotions.

All of the above.

Aesthetic emotion is more intense than other types of emotion.

Aesthetic emotion is more disinterested than other types of emotion.

Aesthetic emotion is more fleeting than other types of emotion.

All of the above.

Awe

Beauty

Sublime

All of the above.