Social Intelligence Test
Take the free Social Intelligence Test: 36 original questions and 4 areas. Basic information is free; optional detailed analysis includes your report and e-book.
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Emotional quotient, often called EQ, is a common way of discussing emotional intelligence: recognising emotions, understanding what may contribute to them, and responding thoughtfully. It also includes listening to other people and handling disagreement with awareness of their perspective.
Emotional awareness does not mean always staying cheerful or avoiding conflict. You can recognise frustration, set a boundary, and still communicate respectfully. Notice the difference between what you feel, what you assume, and what you actually say or do.
Think of a recent conversation that became tense. Name your emotion, identify the situation that preceded it, and consider one alternative response. Expressions of emotion and expectations around politeness differ between families and communities, so take the context into account.