Definition of EI and Its Importance: the MSCEIT 2 is based on an ability model of emotional intelligence (EI), which describes EI as the ability to both reason using emotions and reason about those emotions. Skills in this area are important as emotions contain data, including valuable information about you, your relationships, and the world around you.
Ability-Based Model of EI: the ability-based model views EI as a unique intelligence, made up of measurable abilities. The approach is unique in that it views emotions and intelligence as working together, rather than being separate, or at odds with one another.
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An ability-based measure of emotional intelligence.
Key Areas Measured:
- Perceiving Emotions
- Connecting Emotions
- Understanding Emotions
- Managing Emotions
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Individual Reports present scores graphically and numerically, along with scale descriptions and strategies to develop and leverage EI abilities.
More Information
Ages: 17 and older
Administration: Client-completed
Time to Complete: 30–45 minutes
Format: Online
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Sample Report:
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