Mar
5
New Test: Test your EQ
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You’ve heard of IQ. We all have. It simply stands for Intelligence Quotient, the measure of your intelligence against that of most other people in a given population.
But what about EQ?
EQ is the measure of your ability to engage your emotions in a healthy way to overcome life’s obstacles. If you’re EQ is high, you are likely to do well even in the most strenuous situations.
This test will measure your EQ so you can find out if you have room to improve in terms of becoming more emotionally in tune with your environment.
Mar
2
New Test: E-IQ Test
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This E-IQ test (aka EQ) is designed to measure the strength of your various emotions such as love, anger, hatred, sadness, and hapiness.
It is a little different from other EQ tests as it will not give you a “score” per se but rather examines your answers and makes conjectures about your personality from them.
Don’t take the results too seriously as only a trained medical professional can give you reliable psychiatric advice, but it is pretty interesting nonetheless. I’d say that it’s worth a quick try.
Feb
22
New Test: What is your emotional IQ?
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Emotional intelligence is a type of intelligence that cannot be detected in a traditional IQ test. Many people have very high IQs indeed, but still have trouble coping with life’s problems because they have low emotional intelligence.
This test will help you evaluate your own emotional intelligence by posing a long list of personal questions to you.
Don’t worry, the questions are not difficult. And if you are honest, you should be able to get an accurate reading. Good luck!
May
11
Being Emotionally Intelligent
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Emotional Intelligence is a person’s ability to understand his or her emotions and the emotions of others and to act appropriately based on this understanding. EQ or EI was first defined by Peter Salovey and John Mayer and become very popular in 1995 after “Emotional Intelligence” by Dan Goleman was published and became a best seller.
Emotions is very important in order for us to have harmony with people around us and its also essential for making good decision.
Every person has different personality, thus show different emotions. Some people have the ability to control their emotions even if they’re in situations like arguments, aggression and pressure. On the other hand we also like people who can express compassion, forgiveness and empathy. We need these emotions to be happy in our daily lives.
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