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INTELLIGENCE
What is
Emotional
Intelligence?
EMOTIONAL
INTELLIGENCE
4 Domains of Emotional Intelligence
EI
Self-Management conflict
self-control - involves controlling
involves the ability to manage
one's emotions and impulses
and develop others. Also
and adapting to changing
the ability to inspire, influence,
circumstances Management
Relationship
FACTORS OF EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE
INTRA-PERSONAL ADAPTABILITY
Emotional Self-Awareness Problem Solving
Assertiveness Flexibility
Self-Regard Reality Testing
Self-Actualization
Independence STRESS MANAGEMENT
Stress Tolerance
INTER-PERSONAL Impulse Control
Interpersonal Relationship
Empathy GENERAL MOOD
Social Responsibility Optimism
Happiness
SOME OF THE APPLICATIONS OF THE EQ
1. SELF-AWARE AWARENESS
(awareness of ones values, purpose, meaning,
strengths weaknesses)
2. SELF-REGULATION
(ability to handle ones emotion, like anger and
distress)
3. SELF-MOTIVATION
(ability to let passion emerge and motivate
oneself)
4. EMPATHY
(attuned to how other people feel)
5. EFFECTIVE RELATIONSHIPS
(ability to collaborate, persuade and
communicate with others)
SELF-AWARENESS
Awareness of own emotional
states is the foundation of all
the EI skills.
Learn to tune-in to your
emotions they can give you
valid information about your
responses to stressful
situations.
Recognize he importance of
emotions even in technical
fields.
SELF-REGULATION
QUESTIONNAIRE
4 Basic Leadership Styles
3. Self-motivated
willing to defer immediate results for long-term success, highly productive, love
challenge, and are effective in whatever they do.
Characteristics
of Leaders with
High EQ
4. Empathic
identify with and understand the wants, needs, and viewpoints of others, avoid
stereotyping and judging too quickly, live their lives in an open, honest way.
Characteristics
of Leaders with
High EQ