Emotion and Motivation
by Andrew M. Colman, Brian Parkinson
107 pages· 1995
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One of the most widely accepted ways of classifying human mental functions defines three separate areas of cognition, affect and conation. Emotion is one of the most important and thoroughly explored forms of affect and motivation is essentially just a new name for conation.
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