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    Emotional Intelligence

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    Lets Get Acquainted

    Name

    Draw a symbol that

    represents the realyou

    What is contradictory

    about you?

    Group: What do you want

    out of this session?

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    What Are Emotions ?

    What is Emotional Intelligence ?

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    Everything that irritates us about others

    can lead us to an

    understanding of ourselves.

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    How do you think you think ?

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    His Majesty The Brain

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    Intelligence

    IQEQSQ

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    Intelligence = Thinking

    SERIAL THINKING - THE BRAIN'S IQASSOCIATIVE THINKING THE BRAIN'S EQ

    COOPERATION BETWEEN IQ AND EQ - Is sq

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    The Holistic Brain

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    Example

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    Emotional Intelligence

    Emotional intelligence is the ability to

    understand ones emotional make-up and

    the emotional make-up of others and to

    use insight from this knowledge to

    effectively manage and regulate ones

    own emotions to make good decisions andto act effectively

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    Multiple Intelligences

    Linguistic/verbal Mathematical/logical Visual/spatial

    Kinesthetic Musical/artistic Intrapersonal

    Interpersonal Emotional Naturalistic

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    The Four Dimensions of E.I.

    Relationship

    Management

    Social Awareness

    Self Management

    Self Awareness

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    Social Awareness Dimension

    Your awareness of others feelings, needs, and concerns

    Empathy

    Organizationalawareness

    Serviceorientation

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    Relationship Management Dimension

    Adeptness at inducing desirable responses in others

    Inspiration InfluenceDeveloping

    othersChangecatalyst

    Conflictmanagement

    Teamworkand

    collaboration

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    YOU

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    Self-Awareness

    Emotional self-awareness

    Accurate self-assessment

    Self-confidence

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    You probably spent more timelearning how to drive a car

    than learning how to use your

    brain.

    Richard Bandler

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    Self-Management Dimension

    Managing your internal emotional/cognitivestates, impulses, and resources to reach goals

    Self-control Transparency Adaptability Achievement Initiative Optimism

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    The 21 Emotions of Life

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    There are many more emotions that we feel than we can label.

    Emotions are fundamentally not cognitive/verbal, so, as soon as

    we try to name them, we begin to be cognitive instead.Developed by Bayan Shadaideh

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    The main purpose of the innermost

    part of the brain is survival.

    To Get at

    Emotion,

    Go Deep...

    Amygdala is

    deep within the most elemental parts

    of the brain.

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    http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/imagepage/1074.htm
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    How Emotions Work

    A visual signal goes from Retina to Thalamus

    which translates into brain language

    Most of the message goes to visual cortex foranalysis and appropriate response

    A small part of the original signal goes to the

    Amygdala for a quick ,less precise response

    The Amygdala can trigger an emotional

    response before the cortical centers understand

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    How The Amygdala Works?

    Responsibility

    for emotional

    memory

    Scans

    Experience

    Acts before full

    confirmation

    Demandsreaction basedon dim, distant

    memory rather

    than current

    situation

    Can be over

    ridden by signal

    from neo-

    cortex

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    The Ladder of Inference

    Taking Action

    Developing Feelings

    Adopting Beliefs

    Forming Judgments

    Drawing Inferences

    Making Assumptions

    Adding Meaning (Interpreting)

    Paying Attention To Select Data

    Observing and Experiencing

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    So

    Each of us creates a story to help us fill inthe details of missing information

    Our stories are informed by history, culture,misunderstandings, perceived and real

    wrongs (or rights), and both within andoutside of our awareness.

    The stories we tell chart our Path to Actionthe route we follow from observed events to

    the actions we take (which may or may not begrounded in reality)

    We take these flights up the Ladderbecause of our fundamental attribution errorwe tend to view others behaviors as due to

    their disposition rather than theirenvironment

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    Thoughts To Live By

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