Emotion has come from the Latin word “Emovere” means move/ motion. Emotion is a feeling which is private & subjective. Emotion is an effective state of consciousness in which joy, sorrow, fear, hate or like are experienced. It is a strong feeling deriving from one’s circumstances, mood or relationships with others. Emotions can be managed through Emotional Intelligence EI consists of 2 important aspects – EQ & IQ EQ – Emotional Quotient is related to the abilities to notice & manage perceptions, problem solving, decision making & different feelings etc. IQ – Intelligence Quotient consists of different types of abilities such as verbal cues, math, reasoning etc.

1. EMOTIONS
 Meaning
 Definition
 Types
 Determinants
 Emotional intelligence

2. MEANING
 Emotion has come from the Latin word “Emovere” means
move/ motion.
 Emotion is a feeling which is private & subjective.
 Emotion is an effective state of consciousness in which joy,
sorrow, fear, hate or like are experienced.
 It is a strong feeling deriving from one’s circumstances, mood
or relationships with others.

3. DEFINITION
 According to Daniel Goleman emotions refer to a feeling
with its distinctive thoughts, psychological & biological
states & ranges of propensity to act.
 It can be defined as a mental state that arises
spontaneously rather than through conscious effort & is
often accompanied by psychological changes & its
feeling.

4. TYPES OF EMOTIONS
 Fear – It is an emotion experienced in anticipation of
some specific pain or danger. Fear creates anxiety,
nervousness, concern & panic.
 Enjoyment – Happiness, joy, delight, pride,
gratification & satisfaction.
 Love – Acceptance, friendliness, trust, kindness,
affinity & devotion.

5. CONTINUES
 Surprise – Shock, astonishment, amazement &
wonder.
 Shame – Guilt, embarrassment, humiliation & regret.
 Anger – Irritability & violence.
 Sadness - Grief, sorrow, cheerlessness, loneliness,
despair & severe depression.

6. PICTURES RELATED TO EMOTION

7. EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE

8. MEANING
 It is the ability to express & control our own emotions
& respond to the emotions of others.
 It is the ability to understand, interpret & respond to
the emotions of others.
 It is the positive way of managing emotions to relieve
stress, communicate effectively, overcome challenges &
defuse conflict.
 It helps in achieving great success in both personal &
professional life.

9. COMPONENTS OF EI
 EI consists of 2 important aspects – EQ & IQ
 EQ – Emotional Quotient is related to the abilities to
notice & manage perceptions, problem solving,
decision making & different feelings etc.
 IQ – Intelligence Quotient consists of different types
of abilities such as verbal cues, math, reasoning etc.

11. DETERMINANTS OF EI

12. SELF ASPECTS
 Self-awareness - The ability to recognize and
understand personal moods and emotions and drives,
as well as their effect on others.
 Self-regulation - The ability to control or redirect
disruptive impulses and moods, and the propensity to
suspend judgment and to think before acting.

13. SOCIAL ASPECTS
 Social awareness – It is the active process of seeking
out information about what is happening in the
communities around you. A greater awareness of social
norms and problems leads to better understanding
and better solutions.
 Relationship management - It is the
Proficiency in managing relationships and building
networks, and an ability to find common ground and
build rapport.