The influence of emotions on decision-making.

Imagine that you receive a job offer with a high salary, but in a field that doesn't fulfill you. How do you respond? I feel inner restlessness, but I rationalize that it is the right decision.
I immediately know that it's not for me - my intuition tells me to reject it.
First, I will ask the opinion of someone close to me to be sure.
I analyze the risks and opportunities, but in the end, I decide based on my gut feeling.
I will wait until I have clarity and make a decision based on the situation.

If you have to make a decision between two options and don't know what to do, what will you do? I will make a list of pros and cons and choose the more rational solution.
I will give myself space for my intuition to express itself.
I wait for the first impulse that I feel, and I follow it.
I will consult with someone who has more experience.
I will consider the facts, but in the end, I will ask myself the question: "What does my feeling tell me?"

How do you react when you feel strong emotions (anger, joy, fear) before an important decision? I will take a break to calm down, and I will decide only after that.
I let the emotion work and watch where it leads me.
I will contemplate whether this emotion affects my rational thinking.
Emotions are my compass – if I feel something strongly, it means something.
I am trying to set aside my emotions and focus on the facts.

When someone strongly argues against your decision, how do you react? I defend my decision with logical facts.
I listen and observe if something doesn't "add up" in his arguments.
I will consider how I feel – if I don't feel good, something is off.
If you have rational arguments, I might reconsider my decision.
I ask myself whether what I chose still feels right to me.

When buying an expensive item (car, house), what do you base your decision on? I am looking for facts, reviews, and comparisons.
I will take my time until I feel a clear answer.
I'm going for it if I have an immediate good feeling.
I will consult with someone who has experience.
First, I analyze, but the final word is ultimately my inner feeling.

If you have a "bad feeling" about someone, even if you don't have evidence, how do you react? I am looking for evidence to make sure that it is justified.
I trust my intuition and I pay attention.
I am examining whether my feeling does not stem from my own prejudices.
If the feeling repeats, I start to behave more cautiously.
I am not ignoring it, but I need more information for a final judgment.

Important life change (e.g., moving, new job). How do you make your decision? I will create a plan and make decisions based on logical factors.
I'll give myself time to let the decision settle within me.
If I have a strong feeling about it (positive or negative), it is decisive for me.
First, I analyze, but if I feel inner resistance, I prefer not to go for it.
I listen to what my body tells me – if I feel unrest, I know that something is not right.

Imagine that you are deciding between two offers – one is logically more advantageous, the other "suits you better." What will you do? I will choose the logically more advantageous option.
I wonder why the second option suits me better – maybe there's a hidden reason for it.
If my feeling is strong, I will choose this option, even if logic does not see it the same way.
I will take my time and see which option appeals to me later.
I will take a test – if I imagine that I have decided on one, how do I feel?

Which situation frustrates you more? When I don't have enough information to make a decision.
When I feel that something is not right, but I can't explain it logically.
When my heart says something different than my mind.
When I have too many options and don't know which one to choose.
When I have to make a quick decision without the possibility of deeper analysis.

What do you consider your strongest resource in decision-making? Analytical thinking and facts.
The ability to perceive subtle signals and the energy of a situation.
First impulse and emotional reactions.
Experience and intuition from the past.
The combination of reason and feelings – depends on the situation.