Emotional Intelligence
You understand your strengths and weaknesses.
What is self-awareness?
Good communication skills are the key for this.
What is socialization?
A natural team player who celebrates others and tries to avoid conflict.
What is a nurturer?
Giving extra credit for turning an assignment in on time.
What is extrinsic motivation?
Releases "feel good" chemicals in your body and helps soothe physical and emotional pain.
What is a good cry?
Usually occurs when you feel stuck or trapped in some way.
What is frustration?
Idealistic perfectionist who think long-term but may have difficulty expressing their ideas.
What is a creative?
Research professor of social work known for her work on emotions, especially empathy.
Who is Brene Brown?
Knowing what you value and having behavior consistent with your values.
What is a form of self-regulation?
Won't make you feel better and can do real damage to your future.
What are social media posts?
Natural marketers who like to collaborate with others.
What is a connector?
Your sense of whether or not you can actually affect the outcome of a situation.
What is locus of control?
Makes emotions and feelings less intense.
What happens when you put feelings into words?
You have rapport and good working relationships with others.
What are social skills?
Focus on critiquing ideas and efficiency but are risk averse.
What are guardians?
Wanting to study a subject just because you enjoy learning.
What is intrinsic motivation?
Meditation and mindfulness exercises help to develop this element of emotional intelligence.
What is self-awareness?
Leadership style/communication code that is preferred by 50% of people.
What is clarification?
Results focused problem solvers but can lack sensitivity.
Who are pioneers?
Their primary function is to serve as explicit intention setting to understand what is getting in the way of trying something new or asking for what we need.
What is a permission slip?