The Role of Emotions in Decision-Making
Emotions significantly influence decision-making processes, as detailed in Brann’s work. Understanding the interplay between emotions and cognition helps coaches address clients’ emotional responses that may impact their decisions and actions. By acknowledging and managing emotional states, coaches can assist clients in making more informed and balanced choices, leading to better outcomes in their personal and professional lives.
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Here are six key points from "Neuroscience for Coaches" by Amy Brann.
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