ESP MQT 3

Which of the following is NOT among the elements of emotional intelligence according to Goleman?

• a. recognizing one's own emotions

• b. managing one's own emotions

• c. inspiration

• d. motivation

Which of the following is an important ingredient in the proper use of emotion?

• a. gentleness and stability

• b. piety and reason

• c. temperance and goodness

• d. strength and order

Kiko got angry when his brother wore his favorite clothes. Instead of yelling and scolding, he just told him that it's not right to interfere with other people's things, especially without permission. What step in using proper emotion does Kiko demonstrate?

• a. consideration of the good of oneself and others

• b. living honestly and with respect for others

• c. recognition of feelings and proper acceptance of them

• d. God-giving of emotions and confidence to survive

"I won't go to college anymore, said Rhoda. Because I didn't pass the entrance test of the school I was going to attend. I will stop studying”. What emotion does Rhoda show?

• a. avoidance

• b. despair

• c. grieving

• d. hatred

"Despite the loss of my father, I will try to promote my education," said Berto. What primary emotion is being expressed?

• a. hope

• b. love

• c. excitement

• d. stability

This type of feeling includes smell, sight, hearing, taste, and touch.

• a. Sensory feelings

• b. State feeling

• c. Psychological feelings

• d. Spiritual feelings

It is about molding values that lead to righteousness and holiness.

• a. Sensory feelings

• b. State feelings

• c. Psychology feelings

• d. Spiritual Feelings

It refers to the existence that man experiences—what is the actual condition that he has.

• a. Sensory feelings

• b. State feelings

• c. Psychology feelings

• d. Spiritual feelings

Resilience or fortitude is staying strong or strong-willed despite the pains and trials experienced. 

• a. True

• b. False

Gentleness or prudence is not about taking things slow or not in rash or impulsive in deciding and acting.

• a. True

• b. False