SCIENCE AND INNOVATION
INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL VOLUME 2 ISSUE 4 APRIL 2023
UIF-2022: 8.2 | ISSN: 2181-3337 | SCIENTISTS.UZ
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STUDY OF THE PROBLEM OF INTELLECTUAL EMOTIONS
IN STUDENTS BY WORLD PSYCHOLOGISTS
Dilsoz Ismoilova
Second-year master’s student in the field of Pedagogy and Psychology,
TSPU named after
Nizami
Scientific supervisor:
professor Z.T. Nishonova
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7802763
Abstract.
In this article, intellectual feelings are studied by psychologists for the first time,
intellectual feelings express the relationship of success and failure in the process of knowledge, it
is formed in the cognitive attitude of a person to the world and is directly related to a better
understanding of the world, and the process of learning is also a result of it. Also, the views of
many scientists about intellectual emotions and their opinions about its types have been studied.
Keywords:
feeling, intellectual feelings, cognitive activity, doubt, feeling of surprise,
feeling of surprise, feeling of confidence.
Intellectual feelings express and reflect the relationship of success and failure in the process
of cognition. Deep connections between mental and emotional processes that develop together
have been identified in psychology. In the process of learning, a person always puts forward
hypotheses, rejects or confirms them, and looks for the most correct ways to solve a problem. The
search for truth can be accompanied by a sense of doubt. Two or more conflicting ideas exist in
the subject's mind about possible ways to solve the problem. Whether
or not what a person
believes and what he learns is a complex cognitive process, and the place of intellectual feeling is
incomparable in it.
Intellectual feelings are a person's cognitive attitude to the world,
and the process of
acquiring knowledge is also its result. Intellectual feelings include curiosity, doubt, surprise. The
pinnacle of intellectual feelings is the generalized feeling of love for truth, which becomes a great
driving force contributing to the deep penetration into the mysteries of existence.
Feelings are created by the events and imaginations we perceive, imagine and think, as well
as by our actions. Not only because things are being perceived, imagined and thought, but because
these things are connected to a certain extent with our needs and interests, they create different
feelings in us, if the things we imagine and think about are not related to our needs and interests,
we do not have significant emotions. Such things are often overlooked [1].
An emotion is a need-
related phenomenon, and an emotion arises when a need or benefit is fulfilled or not increased.
From this it can be known that the feelings related to cognitive activity are intellectual
feelings and play the main role in the regulation of intellectual activity.
Examples of these feelings
are interest, satisfaction, love of truth, doubt, surprise, and others. Intellectual feelings make it
possible to overcome difficulties and support the desire to search for truth. That is why the work
done by some scientists is very surprising. The reason is that the intellectual senses of scientists
are very well developed, they study everything with interest and analyze it deeply. When they
start a task, they focus on it.
Intellectual feelings mean specific experiences that arise in the process of mental activity
in a person. The term "intellectual feeling" appeared in the school of I. Herbert
in the first half of
the 19th century. (Herbart, 1834). However, representatives of this school considered these