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- Psy 201
This document discusses practical and emotional intelligence. It explains what they are and gives examples of people who have them. It is useful for students studying this topic.
What's inside
- Definition of practical intelligence
- Definition of emotional intelligence
- Oprah Winfrey as an example of emotional intelligence
- Ellen DeGeneres as an example of practical intelligence
Who it is for: Students taking a Psychology course, probably Psy 201. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Practical and emotional intelligence are two types of intelligence. Students learn what they are and how they help people succeed.
Practical intelligence
Practical intelligence is about adapting to everyday life. It is the knowledge gained from doing everyday activities and observing others.
Emotional intelligence
Emotional intelligence is about understanding others' feelings. It helps people respond to others' needs with empathy, self-awareness and social skills.
Examples of practical and emotional intelligence
Two television personalities are used as examples. Their lives show how practical and emotional intelligence can lead to success.
Why some people succeed
Students consider why some people succeed in life. They also consider why some people struggle to find success in their careers.
Key terms
- Practical intelligence
- The ability to adapt to everyday life and its demands.
- Emotional intelligence
- Understanding others' feelings and responding to their needs.
- Empathy
- The ability to understand and share the feelings of others.
- Self-awareness
- The ability to recognise and understand your own emotions and feelings.
- Social skills
- The ability to communicate and interact well with other people.
Questions this document helps with
- What is the difference between practical and emotional intelligence?
- How can practical intelligence help people succeed?
- What is empathy and how does it help people?
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