IQ or Intelligence Quotient is an attempt to measure intelligence. Intelligence is often confused with knowledge, wisdom, memory, or a myriad of other attributes. EQ is your measure for being able to understand and manage your own emotions.
IQ or Intelligence Quotient is an attempt to measure intelligence. Intelligence is often confused with knowledge, wisdom, memory, or a myriad of other attributes. EQ is your measure for being able to understand and manage your own emotions.
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IQ or Intelligence Quotient is an attempt to measure intelligence. Intelligence is often confused with knowledge, wisdom, memory, or a myriad of other attributes. EQ is your measure for being able to understand and manage your own emotions.
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intelligence. This means many things to many people but generally the attribute of intelligence refers to quickness of mental comprehension (or mental agility). j | is often confused with knowledge, wisdom, memory, or a myriad of other attributes and in general has a variety of meanings depending on the context in which it is used. j The term IQ usually refers to the attempt to measure a person's mental agility. j | indicates a person's mental abilities relative to others of approximately the same age. Everyone has hundreds of specific mental abilities--some can be measured accurately and are reliable predictors of academic and financial success. j Therefore- | is defined as a set of competencies demonstrating the ability one has to recognize his or her behaviors, moods, and impulses, and to manage them best according to the situation. j It involves primarily the neo cortex or top portion of the brain. j !" - Genius or almost genius j # $ - Very superior intelligence (Gifted) j $ - Superior intelligence j $ - Average or normal intelligence j å $ å - Dullness j $ - Borderline deficiency in intelligence j %" - Feeble-mindedness | | j & ' is a term used to describe your ability to understand and manage your own emotions and of those around you, and also your ability to demonstrate self discipline when responding to emotional situations. j & ' refers to your capacity to feel empathy for others, to be able to stand up for what you believe in and to move towards your goals and dreams in a tactful and respectful manner, always considerate of others. Emotional Quotient is your measure for being able to gather information to form a complete picture, before jumping to conclusions and overreacting. (
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) o ' *- *.5 (being a cooperative, contributing, and constructive member of various social groups) o|"-"* ' ' *4-* (ability to establish and maintain mutually beneficial relationships noted for their intimacy and by the giving & receiving of affection, whether it be as a lover, friend, family member, or loyal employee) j "** ''& (ability to handle challenges) o"** "' (Ability to handle difficult situations without ͚falling apart') o|&-* " (ability to resist or delay an impulse, drive, or temptation to act; controlling the need for "instant gratification") j %'-'.5 (Ability to react quickly, appropriately, and efficiently to change) o'5 * (ability to assess the correspondence between what is experienced and what objectively exists; knowing what you want to do vs. what you actually do) o)6.5 (ability to adjust one's emotions, thoughts, and behaviors to changing situations and conditions) o
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