Now that I know how to do these things the possibilities seem endless. He explains that the Affective domain is the feeling phase, which inturn leads to thinking or cognitive phase. He stresses the importance of this phase because it is the feeling stage that leads us toward the latter two. In the the Cognitive is the stage where our thoughts develope. One again Cobb uses examples from other's reports to illustrate tthis.
Thoughts lead to actions in the body.
When the students were feeling positive, it led to positive thoughts then inturn to positive actions. In the first week of being a cybercitizen, Ross hated the emacs and the time limits. As many of us now know, two hours flies by when your surfing the web. She also loved the instant gratification that the E-mail gave her. This frustration didn't last long, thank goodness, and by week seven Ross was feeling confident.