Emotional Influences on Decision-Making: Analyzing Problem-Solving Strategies Among Students and the Role of Emotional Stability
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This paper explores the crucial role of decision-making in human behavior, highlighting how emotions significantly influence our choices, from everyday decisions to life-changing ones. The study analyzes problem-solving strategies among students, focusing on three key approaches: problem solving, seeking social support, and avoidance. The findings reveal that a notable portion of low-performing students require further development of these skills to enhance their outcomes and self-regulation abilities. The research suggests that emotional stability plays a critical role in decision-making, shaped by established behavioral strategies. The study utilizes D. Amirkhan's "Indicator of Coping Strategies" to gather data and draw conclusions.
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