Essays on Emotional Intelligence

The paper “Emotion recognition from physiological signals using wireless sensors for presence technologies” by Andreas Haag, Silke Goronzy, Peter Schaich, Jason William describe a new approach to enhance presence technologies. First, they discuss the strong relationship between cognitive processes and emotions and how human physiology is uniquely affected when experiencing each emotion. Secondly, they introduce our prototype multimodal affective user interface. In the remainder of the paper ...

Leadership permeates our lives from the time we begin to understand that which is right and that which is wrong. The act of decision making can be traced to our leadership traits which are already present in a small amount and unrefined within us until later years. These traits either under the environmental influence, peer pressure, family culture and formal learning and the experiences that are professionally learned take on different forms as we navigate through life. In this paper, I will ...

You took a brush and played with colors, mixing, mixing as you discover; Oh little child you were happy, fascinated about different things So play child as much as you can and love child as much as you want; Don’t be afraid to let your feelings ooze, Let them know the colors in your heart and the world in your mind. Be the child you have to be that plays along with everything, Showing the figure of fantasy that separates you from reality; But it began to fade, the amusing possibilities; For ...

What is that makes a good athlete, a good parent or a good leader. Why is it that some people accomplish their goals while others do try it, but end up as failures? What is the cause; we all have our own explanations and invariably end up talking about the talent of top performers in respective fields. The information is helpful for people seeking jobs for fresher’s in India or seasoned accountant jobs in India. Someone happens to be the smartest scientist in the lab, or the fastest person in ...

The theory for this paper is that adults from the ages of 25-40 years with unmanaged anger have a larger chance of having a negative effect on their anxiety. The hypothesis is if an adult has unmanaged anger with a negative effect on their anxiety then it will continue to grow and negatively affect their day to day lives. The independent variable for this paper is unmanaged anger and the effect it has on an adult's body. The negative effect on anxiety in adults is the dependent variable. ...

We have seen that critical thinking has represented a critical part for getting good results in the last few decades. The manufacturing-based economy has evolved into a knowledge-based economy. In ancient times, it was significant to collect and analyze all the information and data. But with the technological advancement, data can be directly accessible and can be processed faster and results can be recorded easily. This, in turn, has allowed various kinds of innovations in the field of ...

The role of food in a person’s life is much more then just a necessity for their well-being. Its one of the first things we think about when waking up and then continue to think about through out the day. Food plays an important role in not only our health but affects in our memories and emotion. When thinking about the role of food in our life, the first thoughts are usually why we like it and not the emotions and memories that are formed by seeing, smelling and tasting it. The first ...

Emotional intelligence encompasses four main points: self awareness, self management, social awareness, and relationship management. Self awareness is “being aware of the internal aspects of one’s nature, such as personality traits, beliefs, emotions, attitudes, and perceptions, and appreciating how your patterns affect people” (Cengage). This is important as a manager because they rely on this skill in order to effectively and productively manage their employees. Without self awareness, ...

“Holding on to anger is like grasping a hot coal with the intent of throwing it at someone else; you are the one who gets burned.” – The BuddhaAnger is a powerful emotion that everyone experiences. But not everyone knows how to acknowledge it, let alone manage it. Unruly outbursts of anger can hurt someone, something, or yourself. According to a 2018 US survey, when questioned about their previous day, one in five Americans reported feeling angry a lot, same as the global average. While on one ...

Smith and Passer (2004) define emotion as feeling or affect state that involve pattern of cognitive, physiological and behavioral reaction to events. These two scholars continue to tell us that motivation and emotions are linked, in that we only react emotionally when our motives and goals are met, threatened or frustrated. The emotion which am looking at, which is disappointment, result mostly when someone is frustrated. Izard (1991) says emotions are part of human interactions, and they are ...

In the past, leadership and management positions were reserved for those considered to have high cognitive intelligence and/or technical acumen. In the past two decades, the importance of emotional intelligence has become more widely accepted and recognized. Goleman (2014) suggests of emotional intelligence, “Without it, a person can have the best training in the world, an incisive, analytical mind, and an endless supply of smart ideas, but he still wont make a great leader. ” In other words, ...

People all have their own individual selfish drives to advance in life and be successful. But some of the most coveted things all involve and require loyalty. In sports, every player, team, and fan want loyalty. In politics politicians want loyalty, and supporters want loyalty back. Friendship is a confusing one; if we are all working for our own selfish motivation, why does friendship-where you help others- exist? If we all are working according to the “invisible hand” as Adam Smith called ...

Most of the times, the problem of short-temperedness has its roots in your past. If you have grown watching a person yelling at other family members, hamming over trivial issues, ready to jump into physical fights, breaking or throwing objects in a sudden spurt of anger, then it may become your learned behavior. Sometimes stress is also one of the major reasons that can make you prone to anger.A therapist first tries to know the source where the emotion of anger is stemming from. He also ...

Emotions have a great role in moulding the personality of an individual. Ability of an individual to effectively manage and respond to an emotional experience is emotional regulation. It can also say that emotional regulation is the conscious or non-conscious control of emotion, mood, or affect. Emotional regulation can be both conscious and unconscious. Conscious emotional regulation can be either positive or negative emotional regulation. Positive or healthy emotional regulation is ...

The use of social media has become an increasingly powerful form of daily life activities, Instagram is one of them. This affects the romatic relatiopship of someone does, where the partner surveillance can be done on their social media’s life. This study provides a psychometric characteristics analysis of the Indonesian version of the Partner Surveillance Scale which contains 15 items with a 4-point likert Likert scale on female students that using Instagram. Graded Response Model (GRM) ...