1. Reasoning and argumentation
1.1. Cognitive processes.
1.1.1. Different theories on the development of human cognition.
1.2. Reasoning
1.2.1. The concept of reasoning
1.2.2. Kinds of reasoning
1.2.3. Valid, correction and solid reasoning
1.2.4. Inferences and logical conditional
1.2.5. Sufficient and/or necessary condition
1.3. Knowledge and argumentation
1.3.1. The concept of knowledge
1.3.2. The value of knowledge
1.3.3 Knowledge and testimony
1.3.4. Epistemic injustice
2. Action
2.1. The concept of Action
2.2. Different actions theories
2.3. Classical action theory
2.4. Social action theory
3. Emotion
3.1. The concept of emotion
3.2. Different emotions theories
3.3. The Feedback theory (perceptual theories)
3.4. Cognitives theories
4. Arguments
4.1. Types of arguments
4.1.1. Inductive arguments
4.1.2. Deductive arguments
4.2. Polarization
4.3. The relevance of arguments in interactive reasoning
4.4. How to make a good argument
5. Fallacies and biases
5.1. Fractures in argumentation
5.2. Concept of biases and some examples
5.3. Concept of fallacies and some examples