Essays on Emotional Intelligence

Emotional and social intelligence refers to a collection of skills that are related to self-control, self-awareness, and relationship management. It enables people to comprehend and control their own emotions, as well as the emotions of others, in any social interaction. The need for a study involving emotional and social intelligence...

The ability to be involved in and sustain a satisfactory integrated relationship as a way of enhancing an organization's emotional intelligence and improved results through good relationships and confidence depends on its emotional intelligence. An organization relies on its emotional intelligence and is well known for its expert connection between...

Thoughts and Memory It is generally assumed valid that thoughts dictate if at the moment we try to return to it, we will recall remembered memory (Rapaport, 2007). As opposed to an event that did not spark any unique feelings, an emotionally fraught situation is always recalled (Reisberg Hertel,...

Personality characteristics are an individual's distinguishing characteristics, often manifested in terms such as feelings, disposition, and behavior. The major five qualities are Openness, Sensitivity, Extraversion/Introversion, Agreeability, and Normal Reactions. Openness refers to the desire of a person for fresh insight and creativity. The second trait refers to the level of...

Chakraborty, Amit Konar and Aruna. "Emotional Intelligence Introduction." Computational Intelligence Studies in Emotional Intelligence, 2009, pp. 1-33. DOI:10.1007/978-3-540-68609-5_1. The article by Chakraborty and Konar provides a detailed and correct introduction to emotional intelligence (EI). The researchers described a simple explanation that emotional intelligence requires the ability of people to take...

Introduction It is well understood that the phrases on our faces represent our emotional condition well. Is it true, though, that our thoughts are affected by the expressions on our faces? The act of smiling, simply, will make one happy by itself. Centered on the facial feedback theory, this is specifically...