EQ or IQ
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Fritsn said:
9 years ago
Both are different sides of the same coin.
IQ is matter of head while EQ is a matter of heart.
One takes care of professional world and other one is more for your personal.
IQ is matter of head while EQ is a matter of heart.
One takes care of professional world and other one is more for your personal.
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Javed ansari said:
9 years ago
In my point of view, EQ and IQ both are required in the modern era because EQ makes happy and IQ is required in working area.
EQ is decided to choose your ability and to make a ability of people.
EQ is used for at a time your actions and presence of mind ability through this makes happy yourself and others relationship.
EQ is decided to choose your ability and to make a ability of people.
EQ is used for at a time your actions and presence of mind ability through this makes happy yourself and others relationship.
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Ram said:
9 years ago
Hi friends,
In my point of view, IQ is more preferable than EQ all human are emotionally more sensitive or less sensitive, But if a person is having low IQ and more EQ than in this current competing world he will not get inner peace. Also a person who has more IQ can think about his EQ level and he can manage tough situations with his IQ level.
Thanks.
In my point of view, IQ is more preferable than EQ all human are emotionally more sensitive or less sensitive, But if a person is having low IQ and more EQ than in this current competing world he will not get inner peace. Also a person who has more IQ can think about his EQ level and he can manage tough situations with his IQ level.
Thanks.
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Jagadesh said:
9 years ago
In my point of view, both EQ and IQ is needed for everyone. Because EQ makes a man happy and IQ makes a man perfect. So both of them is more important.
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Janvi said:
9 years ago
Hello everyone,
What I believe is, Emotional intelligence is one of the basic requirement one need to have because only that can help you to understand your deep desires, yourself and others too.
Without EQ it will really be a tough task to choose, to grab the best for yourself.
Self-understanding comes first for any individual which can only be acquired through EQ.
If we know what we want only then our IQ plays a role. Hence on my scale, EQ is more important than IQ.
What I believe is, Emotional intelligence is one of the basic requirement one need to have because only that can help you to understand your deep desires, yourself and others too.
Without EQ it will really be a tough task to choose, to grab the best for yourself.
Self-understanding comes first for any individual which can only be acquired through EQ.
If we know what we want only then our IQ plays a role. Hence on my scale, EQ is more important than IQ.
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Akash Gupta said:
9 years ago
Understanding Emotional and Intelligence Quotient.
According to some theories of brain function, a high EQ means someone is self-confident, self-aware, and able to handle difficult emotional experiences. It is often tied directly to the degree of success a person may have in the workplace and in personal relationships. People with high EQ can often better recognize and control their own emotions, and recognize emotional states in others to adjust their behavior accordingly.
A person's IQ, on the other hand, measures concepts like logical reasoning, word comprehension, and math skills rather than creative potential or emotional abilities. People with a high IQ may be able to learn certain subjects very quickly and make connections between ideas that others miss. They often have great academic success, although they may struggle to find classes that challenge them. The ability to acquire knowledge does not necessarily mean people can recognize and manage their own emotional states, however.
Correlations Between EQ and IQ.
There is a great deal of disagreement about any potential link between these two quotients; it is not clear if one indicates or has an impact on the other. Emotional intelligence is often more difficult to measure than IQ, and the methods used are fairly different, so it's not easy to compare them on equal terms. There are also many individuals with very high IQs who seem to be limited in terms of social skills and emotional recognition. Such examples suggest that they are different aspects of the human mind and should be considered separately.
Measuring EQ and IQ.
People have been measuring IQ for much longer than EQ. The first modern IQ test was developed in the early 20th century; although some aspects of emotional intelligence have been considered since that time, EQ tests really were not developed until the 1990s. Many modifications on these tests have been made since then, and there are competing models for how to most accurately measure these quotients.
An IQ test usually involves a set of standardized questions for which the test taker receives a score. This score is compared against the average scores of others within the same age range to determine a person's intellectual potential. These types of tests may have a cultural or language bias, however, and they do not indicate everything about a person's mind and functionality. For example, IQ measurements on most children with autism are typically very high, yet these children can have difficulties communicating with others.
An EQ exam is often more difficult to design and administer because it deals with information that is difficult to present as a numerical value. While an IQ exam may have one definitive answer for each question, EQ tests are usually more subjective and require a great deal of work to score properly. Short EQ tests can also be problematic as people may realize they are being tested on their emotional capabilities and adjust their answers accordingly. People might not answer questions truthfully, so results may become skewed by what the test taker believe the test giver wants to hear, rather than giving true responses to questions.
Using Emotional and Intelligence Quotient.
Once a person's EQ and IQ are determined, they can be used by employers and educators in a variety of ways. Many companies use EQ testing to gauge how well applicants will work with others on a team and their ability to deal with stress and emotional extremes. Teachers and counselors at schools can administer IQ tests to see if students are having difficulties in class due to being too advanced or behind when compared to their peers. EQ tests are often used in education to help identify those students who may need special assistance in learning to manage their emotions or to better communicate with others.
According to some theories of brain function, a high EQ means someone is self-confident, self-aware, and able to handle difficult emotional experiences. It is often tied directly to the degree of success a person may have in the workplace and in personal relationships. People with high EQ can often better recognize and control their own emotions, and recognize emotional states in others to adjust their behavior accordingly.
A person's IQ, on the other hand, measures concepts like logical reasoning, word comprehension, and math skills rather than creative potential or emotional abilities. People with a high IQ may be able to learn certain subjects very quickly and make connections between ideas that others miss. They often have great academic success, although they may struggle to find classes that challenge them. The ability to acquire knowledge does not necessarily mean people can recognize and manage their own emotional states, however.
Correlations Between EQ and IQ.
There is a great deal of disagreement about any potential link between these two quotients; it is not clear if one indicates or has an impact on the other. Emotional intelligence is often more difficult to measure than IQ, and the methods used are fairly different, so it's not easy to compare them on equal terms. There are also many individuals with very high IQs who seem to be limited in terms of social skills and emotional recognition. Such examples suggest that they are different aspects of the human mind and should be considered separately.
Measuring EQ and IQ.
People have been measuring IQ for much longer than EQ. The first modern IQ test was developed in the early 20th century; although some aspects of emotional intelligence have been considered since that time, EQ tests really were not developed until the 1990s. Many modifications on these tests have been made since then, and there are competing models for how to most accurately measure these quotients.
An IQ test usually involves a set of standardized questions for which the test taker receives a score. This score is compared against the average scores of others within the same age range to determine a person's intellectual potential. These types of tests may have a cultural or language bias, however, and they do not indicate everything about a person's mind and functionality. For example, IQ measurements on most children with autism are typically very high, yet these children can have difficulties communicating with others.
An EQ exam is often more difficult to design and administer because it deals with information that is difficult to present as a numerical value. While an IQ exam may have one definitive answer for each question, EQ tests are usually more subjective and require a great deal of work to score properly. Short EQ tests can also be problematic as people may realize they are being tested on their emotional capabilities and adjust their answers accordingly. People might not answer questions truthfully, so results may become skewed by what the test taker believe the test giver wants to hear, rather than giving true responses to questions.
Using Emotional and Intelligence Quotient.
Once a person's EQ and IQ are determined, they can be used by employers and educators in a variety of ways. Many companies use EQ testing to gauge how well applicants will work with others on a team and their ability to deal with stress and emotional extremes. Teachers and counselors at schools can administer IQ tests to see if students are having difficulties in class due to being too advanced or behind when compared to their peers. EQ tests are often used in education to help identify those students who may need special assistance in learning to manage their emotions or to better communicate with others.
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Nikita said:
9 years ago
Hi friends,
My point of view, EQ and IQ both are very important any thought or any object has 2 sides one is good and one is bad likewise EQ is used for stay in present situation and IQ is essential for work in industries to improve and to solve difficult problems facing nowdays in industry or anywhere.
My point of view, EQ and IQ both are very important any thought or any object has 2 sides one is good and one is bad likewise EQ is used for stay in present situation and IQ is essential for work in industries to improve and to solve difficult problems facing nowdays in industry or anywhere.
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Shruti said:
9 years ago
Hello friends, in my opinion, IQ must preferred. At that time we would be more intelligent and EQ is valuable in many conditions. And EQ depends upon the circumstance. So professionally we should more IQ.
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Syed Muhammad Haris said:
9 years ago
In my point of view, both EQ and IQ are important but I will give more preference to EQ because it includes awareness which is essential for any knowledge. If you are aware of what is happening around you then you have enough step to take any decision.
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Shashank said:
9 years ago
Hello friends.
I think as per the corporate world is concern high IQ level is must. But at the same time we can not neglect EQ good emotional quotient is also must for happier family life.
I think as per the corporate world is concern high IQ level is must. But at the same time we can not neglect EQ good emotional quotient is also must for happier family life.
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