Sinead Has Never Been a Particularly Good Student, but She

question 150

Multiple Choice

Sinead has never been a particularly good student, but she has always been popular. She knows that she reads and responds accurately to others' emotions, and often tells people she has emotional intelligence. Alex, who prefers g theory, disagrees by presenting one of the most common arguments against emotional intelligence, saying that

• A)it overlaps too much with Gardner's interpersonal intelligence.
• B)the concept of intelligence is being stretched too far from its original focus of mental abilities.
• C)there is no way to determine whether emotional intelligence is innate or learned, so the concept doesn't mesh well with the crystallized/fluid intelligences approach.
• D)emotional intelligence is not an adaptive ability.
• E)g theory has proven emotional intelligence is not a scientific contruct.

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Explain the role of HR in knowledge management and organizational learning.

Describe the process and benefits of onboarding.

Recognize the importance of cultural values and diversity in training.

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