In Emotional Intelligence Theory, "Gathering Up" One's Feelings and Directing

question 22

Multiple Choice

In emotional intelligence theory, "gathering up" one's feelings and directing oneself toward a goal, despite self-doubt, inertia, and impulsiveness is known as:

• A) self-awareness.
• B) mood management.
• C) self-motivation.
• D) managing relationships.

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Definitions:

Tight Culture

Societal or organizational cultures characterized by strong social norms and a low tolerance for deviant behavior.

Conservative Cultural

Pertaining to cultures that prioritize traditional values and are resistant to change or new ideas.

Behavior Norms

Social rules that govern the actions within a group, specifying appropriate and acceptable behaviors for its members.

Independent Self

A concept of self-identity that emphasizes individualism, autonomy, and self-reliance, often contrasting with a collectivist or interdependent view of self.