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Proceedings of the 8th international conference on Mobile systems, applications, and services, 2010
This keynote will highlight work from the Affective Computing group at the MIT Media Laboratory bringing new skills of emotional intelligence to mobile technology. Here are some of the things I plan to discuss and/or to demonstrate live: (1) New comfortable wearable technology for measuring physiological components of emotion, for example, I will show ...
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This keynote will highlight work from the Affective Computing group at the MIT Media Laboratory bringing new skills of emotional intelligence to mobile technology. Here are some of the things I plan to discuss and/or to demonstrate live: (1) New comfortable wearable technology for measuring physiological components of emotion, for example, I will show ...
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Can emotional intelligence be trained? A meta-analytical investigation
Human Resource Management Review, 2019Human resource practitioners place value on selecting and training a more emotionally intelligent workforce. Despite this, research has yet to systematically investigate whether emotional intelligence can in fact be trained.
Victoria P. Mattingly, K. Kraiger
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Artificial (emotional) intelligence
Communications of the ACM, 2018Enabled by advances in computing power and neural networks, machines are getting better at recognizing and dealing with human emotions.
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INTELLIGENCE AND EMOTIONAL STABILITY
American Journal of Psychiatry, 19481. The clinical findings in the examination of over 30,000 men gave a very definitely higher incidence of emotional instability in the men diagnosed mentally retarded than in those diagnosed non-retarded. 2. Down-grading for instability decreased as 'M' scores advanced. 3.
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Emotional intelligence and the identification of emotion
Intelligence, 1996Abstract This article is concerned with individual differences in the ability to connect thoughts to emotions. People who are good at connecting thoughts to feelings may better “hear” the emotional implications of their own thoughts, as well as understand the feelings of others from what they say. We had 321 participants read the writings of a target
Mayer, John D., Geher, Glenn
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The importance of emotional intelligence
Proceedings of the 37th annual ACM SIGUCCS fall conference: communication and collaboration, 2009Though Emotional Intelligence is still a vague concept for many people, partly because the topic has garnered numerous definitions, it has nevertheless been identified over the last couple decades as a contributing factor for project, business and career success.
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Are you emotional but intelligent - or are you emotionally intelligent? [emotional intelligence]
Engineering Management, 2006While skills and knowledge are important particularly in the early days of your career, your ability to manage and lead people becomes more important than your knowledge as you climb up the career ladder. Becoming emotionally intelligent will assist you greatly in this challenge.
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Emotional awareness and emotional intelligence
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Emotional Intelligence And The Use Of Emotional Intelligence For Athletes
2018Thisresearch study is designed to provide beneficial insights towards coaches toeffectively and positively influence the emotional intelligence of the athletesas well as to pave a strong foundation and give favourable advices for the upcoming studies related to quality andessence of the utilization of emotional intelligence.
DAĞ, Ahmet, SARI, İhsan
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Development and validation of a measure of emotional intelligence.
, 1998N. Schutte +6 more
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