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  • How Emotional Intelligence Can Help Resolve Conflicts and Build Tough, Kind Leaders - Knowledge@Wharton

    By na - The second segment of Knowledge@Wharton's interview with Google's Chade-Meng Tan, best-selling author of Search Inside Yourself, focuses on the role that emotional intelligence can play in helping managers resolve conflicts within high performance teams. It also shows how the Google SIY program, through compassion training, has helped managers become more successful and even more charismatic. (Added: 10-Aug-2012 Hits: 503 )
  • Anger & Emotional Intelligence

    By na - Learn more about anger, and its relationship to fear and Emotional Intelligence (EI) (Added: 15-Jul-2004 Hits: 1342 )
  • EQ Leadership: EQ Toolbox Articles

    By Todd Everett - An outline to help reflect on the skills and qualities of an emotionally intelligent leader. (Added: 18-Jul-2003 Hits: 713 )
  • History and Definition of Emotional Intelligence

    By Stephen Hein - In 1985 a graduate student at an alternative liberal arts college in the USA wrote a doctoral dissertation which included the term "emotional intelligence" in the title. This seems to be the first academic use of the term "emotional intelligence." Then in 1990 the work of two American university professors, John Mayer and Peter Salovey, was published in two academic journal articles. Mayer, (U. of New Hampshire), and Salovey (Yale), ... (Added: 1-Oct-2002 Hits: 694 )
  • Critical Thinking and Emotional Intelligence

    By Linda Elder - Indepth, weighty discussion of the value of emotional intelligence as a construct. It might make your brain hurt as it goes through other models, and touches on both philosophy of mind, and psychology. (Added: 5-Nov-2014 Hits: 639 )
  • Managing Conflict using Emotional Intelligence

    By Anthony Mersinno - Beyond looking at the levels of emotional intelligence in each of the conflict resolution approaches, we can use what we know to better manage conflicts. As you might guess by now, it starts with a focus on what each party is feeling. Conflicts involve both facts and feelings. It is usually easy to get the facts. That is the “he said-she said” part of the transaction. The facts are helpful as a starting point but they are only part of the story. We need to get beyond the facts to understand WHY those facts matter so much to the parties involved. That requires an understanding of the underlying feelings as well as the unstated wants and needs of each of the parties. (Added: 15-May-2012 Hits: 658 )
  • Emotional Intelligence

    By n a - Emotional intelligence can be used to make meaningful and interesting predictions to a person's life outcomes. Unfortunately, some misleading claims also have been made about emotional intelligence and what it predicts, particularly surrounding the 1995 popularization of the concept. (Added: 21-Mar-2006 Hits: 1303 )
  • Conflict Management Using Emotional Intelligence

    By na - If you are a fan of the emotional intelligence concept, you'll probably like this application to conflict, but be aware of unsubstantiated claims as in this excerpt: "Lack of emotional intelligence is one the leading cause of conflict. Researchers in EI express the view that a lack of emotional intelligence is one of the leading causes of conflict in our society. It is is difficult to argue with this logic. At the root of all conflict is a lack of sensitivity on the part of one or both parties." (Added: 15-May-2012 Hits: 764 )

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