The influence of emotions on decision-making.

Imagine you are facing an important decision, but you feel strong uncertainty. What will you do first? I will focus on my feelings and try to understand why I feel this way.
I am looking for rational arguments to suppress uncertainty.
I consult with someone I trust to gain a different perspective.
I will postpone the decision and wait until I feel more confident.
Despite the uncertainty, I decide impulsively to get it over with.

When choosing between two options, you are more influenced by... What makes me feel better, even though I can't explain why.
Rational analysis of facts, I leave emotions aside.
Experiences from the past that left a strong impression on me.
Opinions of other people who have succeeded in a similar situation.
My current mood – sometimes I take risks, other times I hold back.

When you make a decision that you later regret, how do you react? I'm looking for reasons why it actually wasn't that bad.
I am learning from it and trying to proceed differently next time.
I feel a strong guilt and constantly think about it.
I blame external circumstances or other people.
I'll quickly let it go and move on.

How do you react when a strong emotion (e.g. anger, joy, fear) influences your decision-making? I will acknowledge it, but I will let it flow without letting it control me.
I will use it as a driving force for swift action.
I am trying to suppress it and make decisions purely rationally.
I will wait until the emotion subsides, and only then will I decide.
My feeling tells me what is right, and I follow it.

Which scenario is closest to you when resolving a conflict situation? First, I analyze my emotions and then I look for a solution.
I act immediately based on what I feel at that moment.
I notice the emotions of the other party and try to calm them down.
I maintain my distance so that emotions do not affect me.
I avoid making decisions until the situation calms down on its own.

What does "intuitive decision-making" mean to you? Trust in the initial feeling, even when I don't have all the information.
Hidden processing of experiences that helps me without thinking.
Something that can be useful, but I always verify it with facts.
Unreliable way of decision-making, emotions can deceive.
A skill that needs to be consciously developed.

If you have to make a decision under pressure, how do you cope with it? I will focus on what I feel and let it guide me.
I will create a quick strategy to eliminate emotions.
I will look for someone who can help me calm the situation down.
I decide instinctively and hope for the best outcome.
I am trying to postpone the situation to gain more time.

How do you behave when facing a major life change? I feel a wave of emotions, but I am trying to understand them and adapt.
I follow a plan and logic to eliminate uncertainty.
I tend to avoid change unless it's necessary.
I act impulsively and let myself be guided by the situation.
I rely on the support of my loved ones who help me cope with it.

If you feel that you made a bad choice, what will you do next? I will reflect on what I have learned and move on.
I am trying to fix the situation quickly, even if it means additional risks.
I will seek support or advice to find the best solution.
I suppress the feeling of failure and try not to think about it.
I blame myself and replay all possible scenarios in my head.

What is your stance on emotional intelligence in decision-making? It is key – without it, incorrect decisions are made.
It can help, but it needs to be combined with analytical thinking.
Emotions are an obstacle – making the right decisions is a matter of logic.
I'm not sure, but I tend to follow my feelings.
I think that emotions can only help in personal matters.