In the Theory of Emotional Intelligence, Self-Motivation Refers to a Strength

question 293

Multiple Choice

In the theory of emotional intelligence, self-motivation refers to a strength of emotional self-control that enables a person to

• A) get moving and pursue worthy goals
• B) always get what they want out of life.
• C) give to their impulses.
• D) leave a task when it becomes frustrating.

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