The document discusses the 5 areas of emotional intelligence (EI), which are intrapersonal capacity, interpersonal capacity, stress management, adaptability, and general mood. Intrapersonal capacity involves self-awareness, self-regulation, motivation and self-expression. Stress management involves coping with stressful situations and strong emotions. Adaptability involves being flexible and solving problems. General mood involves maintaining a positive outlook.
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Emotional Intelligence
1. THE 5 AREAS OF EI
Intrapersonal Capacity
( S E L F - M O T I V A T I O N )( S E L F - A W A R E N E S S )
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STRESS MANAGEMENT
Actively coping with adverse
events, stressful situations,
and strong emotions.
ACCURATE SELF-APPRAISAL
Knowing your inner
resources, abilities and?
limitations.
EMOTIONAL
SELF-AWARENESS
Recognising and
understanding your emotions.
POSITIVE MOOD
Enjoying oneself and having a
positive approach to life.
SELF-CONTROL
Controlling disruptive
emotions and impulses.
OPTIMISM
Expecting the best outcome,
even in the face of adversity.
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SELF-DIRECTIVENESS
Being self-directed in your
thinking and behaviour.
VALIDATION OF EMOTIONS
Validating your feelings and
thoughts.
ACHIEVEMENT DRIVE
Striving to realise your
potential.
ADAPTABILITY
Being flexible in responding
to change.
SELF-EXPRESSION
Expressing feelings, beliefs
and thoughts in a
non-destructive way.
PROBLEM SOLVING
Generating and implementing
potentially effective solutions
to daily problems.
(SELF-MANAGEMENT)
KNOWING YOUR EMOTIONS MANAGING YOUR EMOTIONS MOTIVATING YOURSELF