A117.2

Continuation:
The feeling cognition is formed by the direct contact of the person with the surrounding world. Forms of this cognitive type are:
 feeling;
 perception;
 and imagination.
Feeling cognition includes the visual images of subjects and processes in the human brain which are available for sense organs.
At the same time, the feeling cognition is not enough for comprehensive and fully understanding of reality by person. Because this type of cognition gives only seeming knowledge about events and processes.