Emotions & Emotional Intelligence

Question 1

Spontaneous positive or negative
responses to certain stimuli.

Answer 1

Emotions

Question 2

Emotions came from the Latin word ‘________’

Answer 2

Emovere

Question 3

Emovere means:

Answer 3

‘to move out’.

Question 4

______ (______): emotion refers to a
generalized disturbance or ‘stirring up’ of
the organism, with characteristic
conscious, behavioral, and physiological
concomitants

Answer 4

Marx (1974)

Question 5

Classification of pleasant emotion
which may include happiness,
excitement, joy, relief, triumph,
jubilation.

Answer 5

Positive emotions

Question 6

Classification of emotion involving
sadness, disgust, annoyance,
anxiety, anger, jealousy, and fear.

Answer 6

Negative emotion

Question 7

It is usually manifested in an
unhappy face, tears, discomfort,
pain and even psychosomatic
illness.

Answer 7

Negative emotion

Question 8

These come from positive
experiences especially when one
is able to attain or satisfy his
expectations and desires.

Answer 8

POsitive emotions

Question 9

They add color, flavor, or spice to
our existence.

Answer 9

Positive significance

Question 10

When uncontrolled, they can also
disrupt the calm and quiet in what
used to be a peaceful abode or
dwelling.

Answer 10

Negative outlook

Question 11

a strong feeling of displeasure
or annoyance

Answer 11

Anger

Question 11

alerts us to the presence of
danger or the threat of harm,

Answer 11

fear

Question 12

emotional pain associated
with, or characterized by,
feelings of disadvantage, loss,
despair, grief, helplessness,
disappointment and sorrow.

Answer 12

Sadness

Question 13

often of
active opposition to an insult,
injury, or injustice.

Answer 13

Anger

Question 14

feeling of pleasure
and positivity.

Answer 14

Happiness

Question 15

When someone
feels good, proud, excited, relieved
or satisfied about something, that
person is said to be “_____”.

Answer 15

happy

Question 16

encompasses a range of
strong and positive emotional and
mental states, from the most
sublime virtue or good habit, the
deepest interpersonal affection, to
the simplest pleasure.

Answer 16

Love

Question 17

feeling of aversion towards
something.

Answer 17

Disgust

Question 18

hiding behind a corner and
jumping out just as
someone walks past.

Answer 18

surprise

Question 19

feeling of embarrassment
or humiliation that arises from the
perception of having done something
dishonorable, immoral, or improper.

Answer 19

Shame

Question 20

capacity to be aware of, control, and
express one’s emotions, and to handle
interpersonal relationships judiciously
and empathetically.

Answer 20

Emotional intelligence

Question 21

ability to manage both your own
emotions and understand the emotions
of people around you.

Answer 21

Emotional intelligence

Question 22

ability to regulate one’s moods and
keep distress from swamping the ability
to think

Answer 22

Emotional intelligence

Question 23

Includes access to one’s own
feelings and the ability to draw
upon them to guide behavior.

Answer 23

Intrapersonal intelligence

Question 24

Is the ability to understand other
people: what motivates them, how
they work, and how to work
cooperatively with them.

Answer 24

Interpersonal

Question 25

recognizing a
feeling as it happens.

Answer 25

Knowing one’s emotions

Question 26

• Handling feelings
  so they are appropriate to the situation.

Answer 26

Managing emotions

Question 27

Marshaling
emotions in the service of a goal

Answer 27

Motivating oneself

Question 28

Empathy

Answer 28

Recognizing emotion in others

Question 29

maintaining a
relationship is a skill in managing emotions
in others

Answer 29

Handling relationships