The Five Components of Emotional Intelligence Include

question 78

Multiple Choice

The five components of emotional intelligence include

• A) awareness of those around you, coping, empathy, the ability to clearly express your emotions and personal thought clarity.
• B) self-awareness, adaptive coping, the ability to discern others' emotions, an ability to use words to express emotions and empathy.
• C) empathy, sympathy, adaptability, cognitive recognition and clear thinking.
• D) self-awareness, the ability to use words to express emotions, awareness of those around you, personal thought clarity and sympathy.
• E) cognitive recognition, self-awareness, self-appreciation, adaptability and empathy.

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Definitions:

Ambiguous Pictures

Images or visual stimuli that can be interpreted in multiple ways, often used in psychological research to study perception and cognitive processing.

Inkblot Shapes

Images created by dropping ink on paper and folding it, often used in psychology to assess an individual's perception and emotional functioning.

Multi-Axial System

A framework used in psychology and psychiatry for making diagnostic assessments across several domains of information.

DSM

The DSM, or Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, is a comprehensive classification and diagnostic tool used by mental health professionals to identify and categorize mental disorders.