What is low emotional intelligence
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According to Goleman (1998), “without [emotional intelligence], a person can have the best training in the world, an incisive, analytical mind, and an endless supply of smart ideas, but he still won't make a great leader” (p. 94). Studies of managerial derailment frequently correlate low performance with low EI.
Emotional Intelligence: An Invalid Concept
Emotional Intelligence: An Invalid Concept. Why Emotional Intelligence Is an Invalid Concept. by Edwin A. Locke. University of Maryland. Abstract. In this paper I argue that the concept of ...
[DOC File]Paper: EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE: AN EMPIRICAL WORK
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The Emotional Intelligence (EI) concept is widely discussed and many authors are questioning the exiting relations between emotional intelligence and general intelligence understood as a general factor. ... The correlations between the different abilities that define EI and the general intellectual quotient are very low and non significant ...
[DOC File]Defining Intelligence
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No one can yet say exactly how much of the variability from person to person in life’s course it accounts for. But what data exist suggest it can be as powerful, and at times more powerful, than IQ. Daniel Goleman, from Emotional Intelligence (Rose and …
[DOC File]Title: Emotional Intelligence: Career Maker and Career Buster
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Can you name a few of them? These people either possess what is called high EQ or low EQ. EQ is the abbreviation for emotional intelligence and is the other side of IQ, our intelligence quotient, the measure of how smart we are. IQ is the measure of our gifts in the areas of verbal strengths, math scores, and the ability to process information.
[DOC File]Journal of Managerial Issues, Spring 2007 v19 i1 p76(20)
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Inspection of the means and standard errors in Table 3 found the group with high Emotional Intelligence coupled with low work-family conflict to have the highest mean for well-being (M = 81.13). In addition, respondents with low Emotional Intelligence and high work-family conflict had the lowest level of well-being (M = 63.36).
[DOC File]What is Emotional Intelligence
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Emotional Intelligence, also called EI or EQ, describes an ability, capacity, or skill to perceive, assess, and manage the emotions of one's self, of others, and of groups.. Who came up with the idea and when? The term "emotional intelligence" appears to have originated with Wayne Payne (1985), but was popularized by Daniel Goleman (1995).
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