A Review on Emotional Intelligence
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This paper reports the review on the emotional intelligence, its components, techniques and applications. EQ can be defined as one's ability to diagnose, regulate, assess, analyze and express emotions. An individual with high EQ can be a smart leader, great team player, incredible motivator and an innovative person. EI will lead to better decision-making capabilities, strong personal and social relationship, increased team performance and leadership, and finally, reduce destructive behavior which in turn promotes universal peace.
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