79pounds

EMOTIONAL IQ TEST (LINK TO THE TEST)

Posted on 10/10/08, 05:14 pm

What is your EQ?... (link to the test)
Posted on 09/25/08, 12:33 pm
What is your Emotional Intelligence?

Discovery Health test
http://discoveryhealth.queendom.co...
http://discoveryhealth.queendom.com

• Reply #1 10/10/08  5:14pm
  
  79pounds
  About Emotional Intelligence
  There is no arguing that classical IQ, as measured by most intelligence tests, is important in our personal, academic, and professional success. However, emotional intelligence matters as much as the classical IQ. One could almost say that emotional intelligence is a prerequisite for the proper development and actualization of our other intellectual abilities.
  
  Simply put, we need to learn to recognize and label our feelings and needs, reconcile them with our long-term goals and with the needs and feelings of other people involved. And we need to cultivate the ability to identify ways of meeting our goals and needs and to soothe our own feelings. Then, we need to motivate ourselves and mobilize all our internal (energy, effort, discipline, perseverance, resilience) as well as external resources (building social networks through effective communication, social insight, empathy, reading other's emotions, setting boundaries).
  
  
  
  
• Reply #2 10/10/08  5:14pm
  
  79pounds
  Results of the Emotional IQ Test
  Emotional IQ
  
  Your score = 120
  
  
  
  
  
  
  What does your score mean?
  Your Emotional IQ is excellent - much higher than average. This means that, in general, you are able to express your feelings clearly in appropriate situations. You are optimistic and positive, and adapt well to changed circumstances. You deal effectively with stress, interact with others and communicate adequately. You are comfortable with yourself, and you know and appreciate your talents and strong points as well as your weaknesses. You are able to motivate yourself, find the energy and the strength necessary to complete what you need to do to reach your goals. You are one of the resilient people who bounce back after major drawbacks, survive hardship without bitterness, and still manage to empathize with others. These skills will certainly bring you long-term benefits such as stronger relationships, better health and personal happiness.
  
• Reply #3 10/13/08  8:37am
  
  mkat
  hey.. this looks familiar..
  
  just kidding.. glad I sparked some interest :)
  made me smile to see it here :)
• Reply #4 10/31/08  6:50pm
  
  GinnyHugs
  I like this site - I took the EQ test and scored better then I thought I would. Thanks for posting it!
• Reply #5 10/31/08  7:18pm
  
  GinnyHugs
  Results of the Emotional IQ Test
  Emotional IQ
  
  Your score = 117
  
  
  
  
  
  
  What does your score mean?
  Your Emotional IQ is excellent - much higher than average. This means that, in general, you are able to express your feelings clearly in appropriate situations. You are optimistic and positive, and adapt well to changed circumstances. You deal effectively with stress, interact with others and communicate adequately. You are comfortable with yourself, and you know and appreciate your talents and strong points as well as your weaknesses. You are able to motivate yourself, find the energy and the strength necessary to complete what you need to do to reach your goals. You are one of the resilient people who bounce back after major drawbacks, survive hardship without bitterness, and still manage to empathize with others. These skills will certainly bring you long-term benefits such as stronger relationships, better health and personal happiness.
  
  
  This was really helpful - I feel better about myself.
  
• Reply #6 11/02/08  1:29pm
  
  Tamara999
  I'm 96. Average. I feel like crap about myself. LOL.
  
  (I AM bipolar/major depressive though .... so I did pretty darned well.)
• Reply #7 11/02/08  1:30pm
  
  Tamara999
  PS 79pounds ... I really liked the test a lot. It said:
  By learning and practicing new skills and more effective ways of dealing with people, you could increase your EIQ. After all, we can always improve our communication, ways of relating to others and resilience. The benefits will be numerous, including stronger relationships, a more successful career and better emotional health. Most of all, you will be an all-around happier person.
  
  So I CAN BE an all around happier person .... ;)
• Reply #8 11/04/08  11:09am
  
  GinnyHugs
  Yes you can - and don't feel like crap about yourself. I think you did pretty damn well, too. It's interesting when you take it again. I've taken it a couple times and had different scores. I think it depends on where you are at when you take it.
  
  We can both be happier people, and that's what I'm striving for. Best wishes! ~ Ginny

A group for everyone who wants to attract success, or is successful and wants to share how they did it. If you're in the process, share what you're doing.