EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE TEST

Emotional intelligence is a key skill for leaders, and to improve you need to know your current level.
This emotional intelligence test can tell you that.
Everything you'll read from now onwards comes straight from scientific research (sources at the end): my aim is to give you the chance to test your emotional intelligence in the most accurate possible way.
There are 50 statements below, for each one please indicate how much you agree or disagree it applies to you (1=fully disagree, 7=fully agree).
These statements are designed to test:
- your overall emotional intelligence level
- your proficiency in each of the four components of emotional intelligence
Once you are done and hit the submit button, you'll get detailed results on both these points. It will be a clear assessment of where you are and a pointer on what to do next. Enjoy!

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Goleman, Daniel. 1995. Emotional Intelligence. New York: Bantam Books.
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