In regard to EQ, I like to adapt and interpret the base quadrants from the Emotional Competence Inventory, which offers strong examples of the inner and outer elements of emotional intelligence.

Let’s ponder on the makings of an intelligent student. Critical thinking and analytical skills come to mind. Quantitative reasoning, logic and maybe even creativity. As students, these are important ...

THE EMOTIONAL Competence Inventory (ECI) used by the Hay Group measures 18 competencies organised into four clusters: self-awareness, self-management, social awareness and relationship management.

Emotional intelligence competency: ... You can try the Emotional and Social Competence Inventory. You might not be a natural in every competency that makes up emotional intelligence.

That’s where a 360-degree assessment tool like the Emotional and Social Competencies Inventory (ESCI) can be very useful. Along with assessing yourself, the ESCI gives you a chance to get ...

Students themselves plus other individuals they work with were asked to complete a 72-item questionnaire from the Emotional Competence Inventory-University. EI competencies are grouped in four ...

This DVD and workbooks pack is designed as a practical introduction to feedback skills. Much of the content is based on the Hay Group’s Emotional Competence Inventory. It is a measured product that ...

Emotional intelligence competency: Self management (achievement orientation) Keeping your eye on your big-picture goal, despite the distractions of the day, helps you achieve it. 5.