Emotions in Decision Making
Emotions in Decision Making
Making
Group Members
AHMAD BILAL
SAFAL GHIMIRE
What is Emotion
According to Hokenbury & Hokenbury,
2007
Emotion is a complex physiological state that
involves three distinct component; a object
experience, a psychological response and a
behavioral or expressive response
Emotion seems to rule our daily lives because
we make decisions based on whether we are
happy, angry, sad, bored or frustated
Plutchik's Wheel of
Emotions
Type of Emotions
Two types of emotions
Positive
Negative
Trust
Self
Motivation
Broader Search
Co-operative
Behavior
Creative thinking
Multiple
Alternatives
Increase
Efficiency for
Decision Making
New Approach to
Solve Problem
Drawbacks of Positive
Emotions
Negative Emotion in
Decision Making
Depression
Frustation
Loss of Reward
Lack of Energy
High Uncertainty
and Low
Confidence
Slower Decision
Making
Doubt
Risk Avoidance
Negative Emotions
Conclusion
References
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Journal of managerial Psychology 18(2): 126-37.
[2] Raghunathan, R. and Pham, M. 1999, All negative moods are not equal: Motivation influences of anxiety and
sadness on decision making, Organizational human behavior and Human decision process 79 (1): 56-77.
[3] Luce, M. 1998, Choosing to Avoid: Coping with negative emotion laden consumer decisions, The Journal of
Consumer Research 24(4): 409-33.
[4] Jones, R. & George, M. 1998, The role of affect in managerial information processing and decision making,
Paper presented at the Academy of Management, San Diego, CA.
[5] Niharika Arya, The Role of Emotions in your Decision-making, viewed 2013,
http://www.buzzle.com/articles/the-role-of-emotions-in-your-decision-making.html.
[7] Isen, A.M., & Means, B. 1983. The influence of positive affect on decision-making strategy. Social cognition,
2(1), 18-31.
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