EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE

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EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE WHY IT MATTERS

HISTORICAL OVERVIEW 1990 – Salovey & Mayer coin term “emotional intelligence “it is an intelligence that involves the ability to monitor one’s own and others’ feelings and emotions, to discriminate among them, and to use this information to guide one’s thinking and action.” 1995 - Daniel Goleman publishes “Emotional Intelligence.”

GOLMAN’S THEORY THE BRAIN HAS EMOTIONAL ARCHITECTURE Limbic structures generate feelings & emotions Reptilian brain downshift as the amygdala performs “neural hijacking” http://www.terrybragg.com/Article_Reptilianbrain.htm

COMPONENTS OF E.I. Self-Awareness Self-Management or trustworthiness Motivation or resilience Empathy or recognizing emotions in others Social skills or handling relationships

COMPONENTS OF E. I. FIRST THREE ARE PERSONAL LAST TWO ARE SOCIAL SELF-AWARENESS SELF-REGULATION MOTIVATION LAST TWO ARE SOCIAL EMPATHY SOCIAL SKILL

SELF-AWARENESS “THE ABILITY TO RECOGNIZE AND UNDERSTAND YOUR MOODS, EMOTIONS, AND DRIVES, AS WELL AS THEIR EFFECTS ON OTHERS Do I know how I’m coming off in this situation?

SELF-REGULATION “THE ABILITY TO CONTROL OR REDIRECT DISRUPTING IMPULSES AND MOODS OR THE ABILITY TO SUSPEND JUDGMENT TO THINK BEFORE ACTING.” Can I stop the R brain downshifting?

SELF-REGULATION ABILITY TO RELAX ABILITY TO MANAGE STRESS ABILITY TO CONTROL MOODS ABILITY TO RECOVER FROM EMOTIONAL UPSET MORE QUICKLY ABILITY TO EMPLOY THE 6 SECOND PAUSE

MOTIVATION “A PASSION TO WORK FOR REASONS THAT GO BEYOND MONEY OR STATUS” JOB CAPABILITIES Achievement drive Commitment Initiative Optimism

EMPATHY “THE ABILITY TO UNDERSTAND THE EMOTIONAL MAKE-UP OF OTHER PEOPLE.”

EMPATHY ABILITY TO TAKE OTHER’S PERSPECTIVE CARING ATTITUDE CAN BETTER READ VERBAL & NONVERBAL CUES ATTUNED TO NEEDS & EMOTIONS OF OTHERS

EMPATHY EMPATHY BUILDS ON SELF-AWARENESS. THE MORE OPEN WE ARE TO OUR OWN EMOTIONS, THE MORE SKILLED WE ARE IN READING OTHERS’ EMOTIONS

SOCIAL SKILLS “PROFICIENCY IN MANAGING RELATIONSHIPS AND BUILDING NETWORKS.” Using your empathetic knowledge

ASSESSMENT INSTRUMENTS Work Profile Questionnaire—EI Version Emotional Competence Inventory 360 Emotional Intelligence Appraisal BarOn Emotional Quotient Inventory Mayer-Salovey-Caruso-EI Test

Emotional Intelligence: Criticism Gardner and others criticize the idea of emotional intelligence and question whether we stretch this idea of intelligence too far when we apply it to our emotions.