Sentences with phrase «group emotional intelligence»

Furthermore, in a previous study we demonstrated that group emotional intelligence is related to higher levels of academic performance.»

Having proved that group emotional intelligence helps not only to achieve better results but also to improve student well - being, it may be interesting to implement a programme to work on it.»

After that, using a methodology known as multilevel analysis, they conducted an analysis of group and individual variables, simultaneously studying peer attachment and group emotional intelligence.

Since producing and adapting tools for evaluation and diagnosis purposes is one of the lines of research of the Qualiker group, they firstly created a tool to measure group emotional intelligence and translated into Basque a tool for determining attachment so that they could conduct the study explaining and predicting psychological well - being through a combination of them.

As the results showed, attachment and group emotional intelligence emerge positively related to psychological well - being; in other words, «the students with the greatest attachment have the highest well - being, just as the students in classrooms with greater emotional intelligence do,» explained the researcher.

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Sam — I do not intend to draw this out... but just wanted to briefly share that I am a retired ELCA pastor who has done a great deal in Human Relations / Encounter Group / T - group training and more recently with Emotional Intelligence - Human Relations Institute (EQ -Group / T - group training and more recently with Emotional Intelligence - Human Relations Institute (EQ -group training and more recently with Emotional Intelligence - Human Relations Institute (EQ - HR).

Our group had such a good time catching up and learning about the importance of emotional intelligence and self - management techniques in parenting over a cup of tea.

If it is true that epigenetic changes to genes active in certain regions of the brain underlie our emotional and intellectual intelligence — our tendency to be calm or fearful, our ability to learn or to forget — then the question arises: Why can't we just take a drug to rinse away the unwanted methyl groups like a bar of epigenetic Irish Spring?

The entire group's emotional intelligence had increased (Physica A, vol 378, p 59).

Emotional intelligence between group members can also improve group performance.

Erin Rachel Doppelt is an international wellness speaker and retreat leader traveling around the world leading innovative mindfulness workshops (conflict competency, emotional intelligence, nutrition, yoga, spiritual development, and meditation) to facilitate moments of meaning and train groups in these practices.

Concordia University graduate of Applied Social Science and Masters of Educational Technology (candidate) Specialties: Customer Care & Service Management, Education & Learning Specialist, Lifeskills Training, Cultlural Sensitivity & Diversity Training, Project Management, Instructional and Non-Instructional Design, Group and Team Dynamics Facilitation, Emotional Intelligence & Interpersonal Relationships Training, eLearning and mLearning Development, Virtual Classroom Event Moderation & Facilitation, e-Learning Evaluation, Workplace Training and Development, Social Media Community Management

In 2012, Lisa trained at Stanford Graduate School of Business to facilitate interpersonal dynamics groups, which support students in developing their emotional intelligence and effective communication skills.

Patience, tolerance, competence, understanding the needs, multidisciplinary work that needs emotional intelligence, this deserves that the student stay at school in groups.

Facebook stressed that the app was «co-developed» with parents, kids and experts through conversations with organisations like National PTA, Blue Star Families and an advisory board with more than a dozen experts, from groups such as the Yale Centre for Emotional Intelligence, Connect Safely, and Sesame Workshop.

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The Emotionally Intelligent Workplace: How to Select For, Measure, and Improve Emotional Intelligence in Individuals, Groups, and Organizations

Family Matters Center is also a group resource for schools, daycares, and camps working to prevent bullying and helping children develop emotional intelligence or «EI.»

Dads Who Make Art is a group for fathers and children to make art together and develop emotional intelligence.

This training will include a one day live training with 32 - hours of on - line training consisting of Emotional Intelligence, Motivational Interviewing and Group Facilitation Techniques.

The group intervention focuses on CASE, Communication skills, Anger management, Stress Management and enhanced Emotional intelligence.

The DBD - only group manifests higher reactivity to emotional and threatening stimuli, more intense reactivity to provocation, a hostile cognitive bias and low verbal intelligence, and has been more exposed to dysfunctional parenting practices [10].

In addition to this criterion, we also took into account theoretical viability and psychological significance of each of the groups represented by the different profiles of emotional intelligence.

Due to the different behaviors of the Emotional Intelligence dimensions of attention, clarity, and repair, we then used the cluster analysis technique in order to determine whether different profiles existed in the grouping of these dimensions, as has been done in prior research (García - Férnandez et al. 2015; García - Linares et al. 2015; Gázquez et al. 2015).

Regarding our first objective, the results of this study show that we obtain different profiles or groupings by combining the three dimensions that comprise emotional intelligence: attention, clarity, and repair.