Emotional Intelligence and Self-Control Concepts

What is emotional intelligence?

• The ability to solve complex mathematical problems.

• The ability to recall historical facts accurately.

• The ability to understand and manage one's own emotions and recognize others' emotions.

• The ability to learn new languages quickly.

Which of the following is an ability that contributes to high emotional intelligence?

• Being aggressive.

• Being able to manage one's own emotions.

• Preferring to do activities to please oneself excessively.

• Being unable to set goals.

Which of the following is a common characteristic of someone who is generally not emotionally intelligent?

• They are good at setting goals.

• They are polite.

• They tend to think negatively.

• They are confident.

How many core elements are identified as building emotional intelligence?

• Three

• Four

• Five

• Six

What is the definition of self-control?

• An unconscious action to achieve personal desires.

• A conscious attitude or behavior to obey social values and norms.

• A spontaneous reaction to external stimuli.

• A way to control others' actions and behaviors.

Which of the following is a method for practicing self-control?

• Ignoring moral principles.

• Relying solely on external guidance.

• Using awareness and consciousness.

• Avoiding any form of reflection.

How does self-control manifest within a family setting?

• Showing off wealth and achievements to relatives.

• Disturbing the peace of other family members.

• Being submissive and obedient to parental rules and commands.

• Constantly seeking new friends outside the family.

Which behavior demonstrates self-control in a community or school environment?

• Seeking out conflicts to resolve them.

• Disregarding school regulations.

• Respecting and appreciating teachers.

• Boasting about personal achievements to peers.