Goleman's Approach Was to Combine Salovey's View of EI as a Set

question 4

Multiple Choice

Goleman's approach was to combine Salovey's view of EI as a set of abilities into a more 'mixed' model that uses abilities, attributes, and other properties of an individual. What were the key components to Goleman's model?

• A) 1. Self-awareness, 2. Managing emotions, 3. Motivating oneself, 4. Recognizing emotion in others, 5. Handling self
• B) 1. Self-awareness, 2. Managing emotions, 3. Motivating oneself, 4. Recognizing emotion in self, 5. Handling relationships
• C) 1. Self-awareness, 2. Managing emotions, 3. Motivating oneself, 4. Recognizing emotion in others, 5. Handling relationships
• D) 1. Self-awareness, 2. Managing emotions, 3. Motivating others, 4. Recognizing emotion in others, 5. Handling relationships

Comprehend the advantages and challenges associated with different performance appraisal methods.

Understand how performance management supports both developmental and administrative decisions.

Distinguish between different ranking methods and their suitability for performance measurement.

Grasp the importance of aligning performance management with organizational goals.

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Definitions:

Irrational Beliefs

Faulty, unrealistic thoughts or assumptions that can lead to emotional distress and unhealthy behavior.

Socratic Questioning

A technique used in therapy and education that involves asking open-ended questions to stimulate critical thinking and uncover underlying beliefs or assumptions.

Probing Assumptions

Involves critically examining the foundational beliefs underlying theories, arguments, or practices to uncover potential biases or errors.

Rational Dialogue

A method of communication focused on reaching agreement and understanding through logical and reasoned conversation.