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Emotional Intelligence and Age
Huib
Does Emotional Intelligence increase or decrease when we grow older? Or is age irrelevant?
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EI and Age
Elaine Age is very relevant. Most of us learn with age (and experience)--more about ourselves as well as about others. We make observations about interpers...  |
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EI and Age
Eddie Age is most certainly relevant. If you don't understand yourself you cannot understand others. Self understanding/awareness is achieved through exper... |
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Age is an Opportunity for EI
praveen anantharaman I would rather argue it is the age and the situation you are exposed to which gives a person chance to learn... |
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Emotional Intelligence and Age
Robert Andrew, Consultant, South Africa, Member For me personally, age is definitively relevant. I am now 66 and throughout my life I have attempted, sometimes unsuccessfully, to improve my EI. I th... |
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The Relationship of Emotional Inteliigence with Age
K. M. Khan, Student (University), Pakistan, Member The five of four domains of EI as referred to in Goleman's writing do relate to a person's physical characteristics and definitely with one's age as w... |
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EQ Increases with Ageing
Suleiman C. Muttani, Consultant, Tanzania, Member EQ and IQ are both inborn traits of humans at variable degrees which are modified by leaning processes. The EQ grows with an experiential learning ... |
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