Emotional Intelligence
Being able to understand yourself in the moment. You recognize your patterns and reactions.
What is self awareness?
The method used to send a message.
What is a channel?
Ability to connect with and share information with others.
What are communication skills?
A soft skill employers seek that includes negotiation and persuasion with sensitivity and mutual benefit.
What is conflict resolution?
An interpersonal and communication skills to communicate with many people.
What is public speaking?
Being able to empathize with and understand the emotions and intentions of others.
What is interpersonal intelligence?
The sender's way of expressing the intended message.
What is encoding?
Communicating using college level writing and speaking skills.
What is academic professionalism?
Working together to resolve a situation.
What is collaboration?
The fear of public speaking.
What is glossophobia?
A person's reaction/view of a situation. This will differ from person to person.
What is perception?
Completely paying attention to understand, not just to respond.
What is active listening?
Using slang, improper grammar, or spelling while contacting a coworker/boss/professor.
What is being informal?
Firmly expressing you want something done.
What is a demand?
The best way to overcome a fear of public speaking.
What is preparation?
The ability to manage feelings and limit impulsive acts.
What is self-management?
Distractions that revolve around your attitude and perception about what you are hearing.
What are subject related distractors?
An environment of people with differing backgrounds and opinions.
What is diversity?
Expresses a question and a want or desire. You are asking the other person to do something.
What is a request?
Improved productivity, creative problem solving, and introducing new ideas are all benefits of this.
What are group projects/group work?
Being able to see another perspective than just your own.
What is empathy?
Interacting with the material while listening to the speaker.
What is active engagement?
A behavior towards others that creates an open and calm environment with little distractions.
What are civility and mutual respect?
Requesting for something that could have been avoided with proper planning.
What is being unreasonable?
More than just being a participator, you add something to the outcome of the group.
What is a contributor?