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The Student EQ Edge : Emotional Intelligence and Your Academic and Personal Success.
Title:
The Student EQ Edge : Emotional Intelligence and Your Academic and Personal Success.
Author:
Stein, Steven J.
ISBN:
9781118482230
Personal Author:
Edition:
1st ed.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (239 pages)
Contents:
The Student EQedge: Emotional Intelligence and Your Academic and Personal Success -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- About the Authors -- Part 1: Introduction -- 1: Emotional Intelligence: Here to Stay -- Redefining Intelligence, Achievement, and Success -- What Is Success? -- Why CEOs Fail -- Your Best and Worst Teacher -- What Are the Differences Between IQ and EQ? -- Millionaire's Opinions about EQ and IQ -- IQ Is Stable -- EQ Can Develop -- What EQ Is Not -- Where in the Brain Is Your Emotional Intelligence? -- What Are the Building Blocks of EQ? -- Model of Emotional Intelligence (EI) -- Measuring Emotional Intelligence in Students -- The EQ-i 2.0. -- Higher Education and Youth Versions -- Gender and Race as Measured by the EQ-i: Are There Differences? -- Increasing Your Emotional Intelligence -- 2: Class Closed and the ABCDE Model -- Class Closed -- The ABCDEs -- Changing Hot Feelings to Cool Feelings -- The Major Musts and the Absolute Shoulds -- Thinking Errors -- Tune In to What Your Body Is Telling You -- A Happy Ending -- Part 2: The Self-Perception Realm -- 3: Emotional Self-Awareness -- Don't Bother Me -- Know Thyself -- Why Emotional Self-Awareness? -- The Tyrannical Instructor -- Hot Buttons -- Emotional Self-Awareness Gone Missing in Action -- Become Aware of Others' Reactions to Your Behavior -- Reflection Questions -- 4: Self-Regard -- Setting the Bar Too High -- Self-Regard Is Not Self-Esteem -- Like Yourself, Warts and All -- Don't Bite Off More than You Can Chew -- Confidence, Not Cockiness -- The Components of Self-Regard: Awareness, Acceptance, and Attitude -- Why Self-Regard? -- Reflection Questions -- 5: Self-Actualization -- Many Interests -- Set Action-Oriented Goals -- Do What You Love -- Let Your Internal Light Shine -- Live Life to the Fullest -- Strike a Balance -- Reflection Questions.

Part 3: The Self-Expression Realm -- 6: Emotional Expression -- Emotions Seep Out (Even If We Try to Hide Them) -- How Emotional Expression Plays Out in the Public Eye -- Expression of Authentic and Congruent Emotions -- Expression of Noncongruent Emotions -- Do Males Express Their Emotions Enough? -- A Note About Anger -- Reflection Questions -- 7: Independence -- Can You Help Me? -- The Buck Stops with You -- Be Decisive -- The Many Facets of Independence -- Pursue New Interests -- Making Your Decisions Your Own -- Can You Be Too Independent? -- Reflection Questions -- 8: Assertiveness -- Speak Up or Get Passed Over -- What Is Meant by Assertiveness? -- Assertiveness Is Not Aggression -- Using Assertiveness at School -- Overcoming Passiveness and Passive-Aggressive Behavior -- Indirect Assertiveness -- The Benefits of Assertiveness -- Success: Achieving Your Goals -- Reflection Questions -- Part 4: The Interpersonal Realm -- 9: Interpersonal Relationships -- Too Much Fun or Too Serious? -- Key Skills for Better Relationships -- Making and Keeping Friends -- Reflection Questions -- 10: Empathy -- I'm Sorry, Coach -- What Empathy Is and What It Is Not -- Put Emotions on Hold -- Ask Excavating Questions -- Focus on the Other's Subjective Perspective -- Reflection Questions -- 11: Social Responsibility -- Social Responsibility Is Caring and "Moral" -- The Queen of Hearts -- Corporate Social Responsibility -- Helping Others Helps Yourself -- But What About Group Projects? -- Seinfeld and the Good Samaritan -- Reflection Questions -- Part 5: The Decision-Making Realm -- 12: Reality Testing -- Overreacting -- Be Objective -- Don't Fear the Worst . . . -- . . . But Take Off Those Rose-Colored Glasses -- Some Common Problems Students Face with Reality Testing -- Catastrophizing, Predicting Doom and Gloom -- And About Those Rose-Colored Glasses.

Reflection Questions -- 13: Problem Solving -- Same Problem, Different Strategies -- Six Steps for Solving Problems -- Externalize, Visualize, and Simplify -- Using Emotion and Innovation to Solve Problems -- Reflection Questions -- 14: Impulse Control -- "But Impulsiveness Helps Me" -- Look Before You Leap -- The Impulse Gate -- The Marshmallow Test -- Managing Your Impulses -- Reflection Questions -- Part 6: The Stress Management Realm -- 15: Flexibility -- More Business, Please -- Yesterday's Leaders -- Today's Leaders -- Flexibility Can Be Learned -- Be Open to Change -- Why Be Flexible? -- Reflection Questions -- 16: Stress Tolerance -- Too Much Stress -- The Evolution of Stress -- The Indicators of Stress -- Keep Your Perspective -- Don't Be Your Own Worst Enemy -- Dealing with Stress -- Reflection Questions -- 17: Optimism -- Lessons from a Candy Man -- Turn the Three Ps Around -- Flexible Optimism Versus Blind Optimism -- Give Yourself a Break -- Advantages of Being Optimistic -- Reflection Questions -- Part 7: General Well-Being -- 18: Happiness -- Do You Enjoy Life? -- Nature or Nurture? -- Money Does Not (Necessarily) Equal Happiness -- Happiness Comes from the Inside Out -- The Wonders of Flow -- Benefits of Happiness -- Reflection Questions -- Part 8: Putting It All Together -- 19: EQ and Student Success -- EQ and College Graduation -- Does Emotional Intelligence Help You Get Through College? -- Can EI Help First-Year College Students? -- Can College Students Increase Their Emotional Intelligence? -- Are You an Adult Learner? -- What About Other Cultures-and High School Students? -- Can EI Be Used to Prevent Problems for Students? -- EQ and the Teacher -- EQ and the School Principal -- 20: EQ and Work Success -- EQ and the Job Challenged -- EQ and Air Force Recruiters -- Top Guns -- EQ and the Oval Office -- "He Shoots, He Scores!".

Do You Want to Be a Better Athlete? -- Emotional Intelligence and the Financial World -- EQ and Journalists -- EQ Goes to Court -- EQ and the Power to Heal -- EQ and Law Enforcement -- EQ and Sales Talent -- EQ and Teamwork -- EQ and Leading a Diverse Team -- 21: The Role of EQ in Leadership -- Young Presidents -- EI and High-Performing Leaders -- EI and the Pillars of Leadership -- EQ and the CEO -- Lessons from Reality TV -- Leading a Non-Profit -- Identifying Future Leaders -- Emotional Intelligence and Leadership Style -- 22: EQ, Lifestyle, Healthy Living, and Relationships -- Is Emotional Intelligence Good for Your Health? -- Are You Getting the Amount of Exercise You Need? -- Are You Getting Enough Sleep? -- EQ and Relationship Bliss -- Dealing with Trauma -- EQ, Cultural Sensitivity, and the Medicine Wheel -- 23: What's Next? -- References -- Index.
Abstract:
Many students who are intellectually capable of succeeding have difficulties with a variety of non-cognitive competencies such as time and stress management, establishing positive relationships, and making wise decisions. They often adopt dysfunctional coping styles that can cripple their academic efforts. Increasingly, one of the missing factors in student success seems to be emotional intelligence. Written specifically for students by recognized authorities in emotional intelligence, this book will help them understand and develop their emotional intelligence in order to enjoy a richer learning experience and superior academic achievement. The Student EQ Edge provides a thorough grounding in what emotional intelligence is, why it is different from one's intelligence quotient, and how emotional intelligence skills can make a student a "star performer." Grounded in the classic work of Dr. Reuven Bar-On, the book discusses each realm of emotional intelligence: The Intrapersonal Realm: self-awareness, assertiveness, and independence; The Interpersonal Realm: empathy and social responsibility; The Adaptability Realm: problem solving, flexibility, and decision making; The Stress Management Realm: stress tolerance and impulse control; and The General Mood Realm: happiness and optimism. The book helps students move from understanding of the concepts to action through reflection and discussion questions. A perfect companion is The Student EQ Edge: Student Workbook.
Local Note:
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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