Emotional Intelligence Scale
Age Range
21Y – 60Y11M
Credits
75
Mode
Online
About this assessment
Higher emotional intelligence correlates with better outcomes in leadership, academics, relationships, health, and career — covering identifying emotions, understanding complex emotions, and managing emotions in self and others.
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