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Cognitive Functions – Thinking and Feeling
Thinking and Feeling don’t just mean intelligence and emotions; we all have both of those. These functions explain how we make our decisions. What’s important to us? Finding a pragmatic solution to a problem, or considering how the people involved might be affected or feel? This course will explain it to anyone who wants to better understand our different cognitive functions, and would like to make sense of our preferences.
- What the terms ‘thinking’ and ‘feeling’ mean in this context
- The strengths of each type
- What are their likely behaviours?
