24. Emotional intelligence does NOT refer to a person\'s ability to A) empathize

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24. Emotional intelligence does NOT refer to a person's ability to A) empathize B) respond suitably to the needs and wants of other people C) be self aware D) achieve personal success in life E) manage feelings 25. Which of the following is NOT true of practical intelligence? A) Related to academic knowledge B) Learned mostly through observation of other people's behaviors C) Related to general success in living D) People with high practical intelligence are able to learn general norms and ethics and apply them accordingly E) Tests of practical intelligence measure ability to solve every day problems 26. The Flynn effect refers to A) the reaction of research participants to work harder at a given task due to knowledge of being in an experiment B) the anxiety felt by a subject prior to taking an intelligence test which has a negative effect on results C) the improvement of an individual's intelligence scores when the person administrating the test demonstrates encouraging facial cues or gestures D) the worldwide phenomenon of rising intelligence scores during the twentieth century E) the improvement of a person receiving treatment because they believe the treatment works when in fact they are receiving a placebo

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24.option D is the answer.emotional intelligence is the ability to judge one's own and others' emotions, process such emotions, and relate to the respective social environments accordingly.A crucial part of emotional intelligence is in understanding the emotions of other people in the appropriate context. managing or regulating emotions-This aspect of emotional intelligence reflects how a person manages emotions with respect to the emotions of people with whom the person interacts. using emotions-This aspect of emotional intelligence relates to making the right use of emotions to guide one's thoughts and actions. emotional self awareness-This aspect of emotional intelligence refers to a person's ability to be aware of his or her own feelings. 25.Option B is the answer.practical intelligence or common sense, is about understanding one's environment (such as a classroom or workplace) and using the necessary means to accomplish tasks.Practical intelligence is the result of an experimental hands-on operating style that leads to specific learning. Those with high practical intelligence tend to develop useful knowledge by doing and learning, not by watching or reading. 26.Option D is the answer.The term Flynn effect refers to the worldwide phenomenon of markedly increasing mean performance on standardized IQ tests over time.This phenomenon was first observed by a political scientist named James Flynn who observed, while working in New Zealand in the 1980’s, that different generations of people seemed to be scoring increasingly higher results in standard intelligence tests. The 'Flynn effect' refers to Flynn's finding that the average intelligence scores increased steadily over the past century in the U.S. and other Western industrialized nations.

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