The phrase "affecting reasoning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how emotions or external factors influence someone's thought process or decision-making.
Example: "The stress of the situation was affecting reasoning, leading to poor choices."
Alternatives: "influencing judgment" or "impacting thought processes".
Using these agents, this paper shows how this framework may be employed to study the impact of norms on agent behavior by providing a quantitative measure of the cost of norm abidance and, by the same token, to what extent norms affect reasoning complexity.
Figure 3 summarizes how the plausibility affected reasoning accuracy in the two groups of participants.
Moreover there is evidence that the organisation of information in an external representation affects reasoning and decision making.
So far, the consensus seems to be that reasoning biases affect normal reasoning, and are not present only in people with delusions.
Vanya, 17, suffers from fetal alcohol syndrome, which affects his reasoning ability, his impulse control, his intelligence and even his height.
Now, Ramsey (1929, 121) thinks that the 'incompleteness' of theoretical assertions does not affect our reasoning.
We designed two studies to investigate whether these language-specific patterns affect speakers' reasoning about motion.
The mechanism responsible for the formulation of the delusional hypothesis must be affected by reasoning biases or deficits.
Although we did not find any evidence to suggest that students assumed the traits were ancestral, it is possible that the lack of polarity information in our prompts affected student reasoning.
The middle column represents the potential reductive tendencies that affect learners' reasoning about complex biological systems (Spiro et al. 1988) Reductive tendencies Systems thinking Components Homogeneous: components are similar and perform similarly.
