This test is based on ground-breaking work done by Dr. Paul Ekman (PhD). This test measures my ability to perceive different and unique emotions on people's faces

1. Emotional Intelligence Report for Pelin Saçak
1. Overview:
Your Score
was: 20 / 20
Your score indicates that you are competent at recognizing basic facial emotions. You are generally aware of
what people are feeling in many situations. When feeling troubled or upset, you can figure out why you are
feeling that way. In a group setting, you are aware of how people feel about others in the group. In
emotionally-charged situations, you may feel anxious or tense, but you know how to control yourself and act
appropriately. While you value solitude, you prefer to spend time with friends or getting to know new people in
familiar and comfortable environments.
At the workplace, you can get comfortable with new colleagues. New environments may seem difficult, but you
can adapt and learn. You can blend into a new group or company. When in meetings, you notice obvious body
language that shows whether someone is interested, bored, eager or hostile. You can detect positive or negative
attitudes in the tone of someone's voice, and intuitively decide to like or dislike that person.
We recommend taking this test again 2 - 3 times in order to practice recognizing basic emotional states. Take
more time to listen when interacting with people. Say less, watch more. Lean in and watch what is happening on
their faces. The more you practice, the more you will improve.

2. 2. Emotional Detection Analysis
Breakdown on your responses by emotion:
EMOTION RESPONSE
Fear
Happiness
Anger
Embarrassment
Pride
Surprise
Contempt
Disgust
Flirtatiousness
Pain
Compassion
Amusement
Interest
Sadness
Desire
Shame
Politeness
Love

3. Breakdown by emotion type:
EMOTION ACCURACY
Negative
Fear, Anger, Embarrassment, Contempt, Disgust, 100%
Sadness, Shame, Pain
Positive
Love, Desire, Amusement, Compassion, Flirt, 100%
Happiness
Neutral
100%
Politeness, Interest, Pride, Surprise
You are best at detecting Positive emotions.

4. 3. Quick Guide to Facial Emotions
Here is a quick guide that will help understand some important
work-place related emotions
Contempt
Happiness

5. Anger

6. Sadness
Disgust
Credits for pictures and research: University of Berkeley, CA