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cognitive–affective personality system

cognitive–affective personality system The cognitive–affective personality system is a theory used to explain how a situation can trigger a chain of mental and emotional responses that shape later motivation and behavior.

The cognitive–affective personality system is a theory used to explain how a situation can trigger a chain of mental and emotional responses that shape later motivation and behavior. In this account, situational cues activate a person’s appraisals, which are then linked to outcomes such as engagement and performance.

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Drafting source: Yang Tao. Illegitimate tasks and work role performance among engineering consulting professionals: integrating work–family boundary and cognitive–affective personality system theories. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1924102; article XML SHA-256 11d754c1a2a43eba98dbe4208741e10dc3a386ede979484e6dc1f28fd5b0ee54. “Illegitimate tasks and work role performance among engineering consulting professionals: integrating work–family boundary and cognitive–affective personality system theories” (10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1924102).
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