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    Anyone can be angrythat is easy. But to be

    angry with the right person, to the right degree, atthe right time, for the right purpose, and in theright way that is not easy.

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    Emotional Intelligence

    Emotional Intelligence is theability of an individual todeal successfully with other

    people , to manage onesself, motivate other people,understand one's ownfeelings and appropriatelyrespond to the everydayenvironment

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    Emotional Intelligence

    In Working with EmotionalIntelligence,author DanielGoleman defines EI in theworkplace as the ability of

    employees to recognise: Their own feelings

    The feelings of others

    What motivates them

    How to manage theiremotions, both inthemselves and inrelationships with others

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    Emotional Intelligence

    Doesn't mean being soft it means being intelligentabout emotions a different way of being smart.

    Ability to acquire and apply knowledge from youremotions and the emotions of others.

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    Importance

    Emotional Intelligence is very important for managers.

    E.Q. predicts higher work performance three times betterthan I.Q. Prediction range varies between 1545%

    Leadership is largely an emotional intelligence.

    Two-thirds of workers say communication problems arethe leading cause preventing them from doing their bestwork.

    E.Q. is one of the best predictors of divorce and marital

    satisfaction

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    CONTD..

    EQ scores help predict: Academic drop out

    Ability to cope with severe medical condition

    Aggression in the work place

    Suicide attempts

    Ability to recover from mental illness

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    CONTD..

    Over the past two decades, children have become more: Depressed and lonely

    Impulsive and disobedient

    Nervous, prone to worry, and irritable

    Prone to eating disorders

    What are some possible causes? Parents have less free-time with their children

    Less relatives in childrens lives these days

    Both parents often work

    There is more TV watching and computer game playing One learns EQ from a social life, which has been decreasing.

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    EMOTIONS AND THEIR BLENDS

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    Examples of Use Of Emotions:

    She is too sensitive.

    He takes everything too personally.

    He is jealous of his colleagues.

    My boss is always in a hostile mood.

    She does not understand the feelings of others.

    The HOD blurts things out without thinking of others.

    Nobody understands/listens to me.

    The management is way out of touch with employees emotions.

    Why does it happen with me only in life.

    I am always nice with the people around me.

    The above statements refer to various emotions we experience inour day to day life.

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    IQ v/s EQ(Intelligence Quotient v/s Emotional Quotient)

    The research shows

    that IQ can help you to

    be successful to theextent of 20 percent

    only in life. The rest of

    80 percent success

    depends on your EQ.

    80%

    EQ

    20%

    IQ