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Emotional Intelligence & Interpersonal Skills Flashcards

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  1. You are mediating a conflict between two colleagues who have opposite views. The first step in effective mediation is to:

    Answer: Allow each party to express their perspective without interruption

    Allowing each party to speak without interruption establishes psychological safety and gathers complete information.

  2. Which statement best defines 'emotional granularity'?

    Answer: The capacity to distinguish between and precisely label different emotional states

    Emotional granularity (also called emotional differentiation) is the ability to make fine-grained distinctions among one's emotional experiences.

  3. In the context of EI assessments, 'managing emotions in others' typically involves:

    Answer: Using emotional knowledge to guide and support others' emotional states constructively

    Managing emotions in others means using interpersonal skills to help others feel motivated, calm, or understood.

  4. A customer is furious about a service error. After validating their frustration, your next step should be to:

    Answer: Offer a concrete solution or next step to resolve the issue

    Moving to a concrete resolution after validation shows competence and demonstrates you are taking action.

  5. Which of the following is an indicator of high 'social awareness' in an employee?

    Answer: Accurately reading the dynamics and emotional climate of a team

    Social awareness means accurately perceiving interpersonal dynamics, organizational culture, and others' emotional states.

  6. The 'broaden-and-build' theory of positive emotions (Fredrickson) suggests that positive emotions:

    Answer: Broaden attention and thought, building long-term psychological resources

    Fredrickson's theory holds that positive emotions expand cognitive and behavioral repertoires, building enduring personal resources.

  7. You disagree with a new organizational policy. The most professionally emotionally intelligent response is to:

    Answer: Express your concerns through proper channels while continuing to comply

    Using proper feedback channels is assertive and constructive without undermining organizational trust or team morale.