Negative emotions can impede cognitive functioning from "summary" of Emotional Blocks to Learning by Irving D. Harris
Negative emotions, such as fear, anxiety, or anger, have been shown to have a significant impact on our cognitive abilities. When we are experiencing strong negative emotions, our brains are flooded with stress hormones that can impair our ability to think clearly and logically. This can make it difficult for us to focus, concentrate, and retain information. In essence, these negative emotions can create a barrier that hinders our cognitive functioning. Emotions can act as a filter through which we perceive the world around us. When we are in a negative emotional state, our brains are more likely to focus on threats and dangers, rather than on opportunities and possibilities. This can narrow our focus and limit our ability to consider different perspectives or think creatively. As a result, we may struggle to come up with new ideas or solutions t...
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