Overview
The Emotional Intelligence Self Assessment is designed to give an accurate
measurement of Emotional Intelligence (EQ). This test measures skills and
abilities in four quadrants of Emotional Intelligence:
While there are a number of different theories, modalities and definitions
surrounding Emotional Intelligence, these four quadrants, popularized by
Daniel Goleman, are becoming the industry standard. In addition, this
instrument included 20 subgroups within these four main quadrants. The 20
subgroups will provide additional detail in terms of an EQ score and allow
for more targeted improvement efforts. Unlike IQ, EQ can be improved, and
the results of this assessment will provide a baseline from which to begin
this process.
Outline
Before beginning this assessment, please make sure that you have given yourself
adequate time to complete the assessment in one sitting. At least 30 minutes is
recommended. The test contains 80 statements that you respond to on a scale of
1 to 7. In addition, try to take the assessment where you are comfortable and
where you can concentrate. That being said, don't spend too much time on any one
statement - try not to second guess yourself. Usually your first instinct is the
most accurate.
The validity of the results, and hence the value of those result,
will depend on how accurately and truthfully you respond to each statement.
Try to be as honest as possible.
Once you and the people who will be completing the assessment for
you have completed the assessment, you will receive a report with your EQ results
and baseline EQ score.
The results of this survey will, of course, remain confidential.
Unless you choose to share them, only you will receive the results.
Cost
The cost for the assessment is $24.00.
Demographics
Please provide us with the following information.
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