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Emotion, Intelligence, and Emotional Intelligence
- Putting Emotion and Cognition in their Place
- The Trilogy of Mind
- Other Parts of Personality
- Emotional Traits
- Cognitive Traits
- Emotion and Cognition: What Is Intelligence and What Is Not?
- The Theory of Emotional Intelligence
- Emotion as Information
- Emotional Perception
- Emotional Integration
- Understanding Emotion
- Management of Emotion
- Emotional Intelligence as a Standard Intelligence
- Measuring Emotional Intelligence as an Ability
- A Description of the Meis
- Scoring the Meis
- Findings with the Meis
- Discussion and Conclusion
- References
Abstract
The study of emotional intelligence emerged, in part, from the research area of cognition and affect—an area that was concerned with how emotion changed thought, and vice versa.
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