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Stands for

EQ

IQ

Emotional Quotient (aka emotional

Intelligence Quotient

intelligence) Definition

Emotional quotient (EQ) or

An intelligence quotient (IQ) is a

emotional intelligence is the ability

score derived from one of several

to identify, assess, and control the

standardized tests designed to

emotions of oneself, of others, and

assess intelligence.

of groups. Abilities

Identify, evaluate, control and

Ability to learn, understand and

express emotions ones own

apply information to skills, logical

emotions; perceive, and assess

reasoning, word comprehension,

others' emotions; use emotions to

math skills, abstract and spatial

facilitate thinking, understand

thinking, filter irrelevant information.

emotional meanings. In the workplace

Identifies

Origin

Popular Tests

Teamwork, leadership, successful

Success with challenging tasks,

relations, service orientation,

ability to analyze and connect the

initiative, collaboration.

dots, research and development.

Leaders, team-players, individuals

Highly capable or gifted individuals,

who best work alone, individuals

individuals with mental challenges

with social challenges.

and special needs.

1985, Wayne Payne's doctoral

1883, English statistician Francis

thesis "A Study of Emotion:

Galton's paper "Inquiries into

Developing Emotional Intelligence"

Human Faculty and Its

Popular use came in Daniel

Development" First application

Goleman's 1995 book "Emotional

came in French psychologist Alfred

Intelligence - Why it can matter

Binet's 1905 test to assess school

more than IQ"

children in France.

Mayer-Salovey-Caruso Test

Stanford-Binet test; Wechsler;

(emotion-based problem-solving

Woodcock-Johnson Tests of

tasks); Daniel Goleman model

Cognitive Abilities.

Score (based on emotional competencies)....