[Interaction between Emotion and Cognition: Perspectives on the Neuroscience of Intelligence]

This paper provides a comprehensive review of the numerous discoveries derived from the dualistic perspective of cognition and emotion, while also discussing the limitations of this approach. Traditionally, emotion has been conceptualized using basic emotion and dimensional models, while cognition has been understood in terms of memory and decision-making. However, recent advances in neuroscience have demonstrated that emotion and cognition are interlinked and integrated into dynamic networks that form the basis of flexible behavior and intelligence. Based on these insights, there is a pressing need to redefine "intelligence" and develop a novel integrative model.