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P. Johnsonons of human experience, such as interest, joy, anger, distress, fear, shame, shyness, and guilt. The relevant events include new evidence on the relationship of emotions to cognitive processes and to personality traits and defense mechanisms. They also include discoveries relating to the biological

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R. Roperchers. In this chapter, we argue that it is crucial to investigate teachers’ management of their own emotions and examine any possible links with their classroom practices. We use the metaphor of teachers being like orchestra conductors, attuned to—and regulating—the emotions in the classroom. Using

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G. Reedlieved in principles and learned procedures. However they are also emotional decisions involving the resolution of dilemmas. For example, when selecting a coursebook teachers are often torn between impressions gained from flicking through books whilst responding to such features as use of colour and

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J. S. Charltonemotions (Borg .). Researchers in fields such as social psychology (Frijda et al. .) and education (Rosiek .; Gill and Hardin .) have pointed out how emotions shape and are shaped by beliefs. These suggest also that emotions and beliefs are fundamentally interconnected in individuals’ decision-makin

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hoices, decisions and engage in action has been undeniable for at least the last 40 years of psychology and consumer scholarship. What once was an extremely contested, fuzzy and (almost) easily scientifically avoidable area, is now at the centre of everyone’s interest. In an era of cognitive computi