This document summarizes the differences between emotional intelligence (EQ), intelligence quotient (IQ), and spiritual intelligence (SQ). It defines EQ as the ability to understand and manage one's own emotions and the emotions of others. IQ is defined as a measure of academic and cognitive ability, often linked to standardized test performance. SQ is only briefly mentioned as enhancing human psychic development. The key difference highlighted is that while IQ predicts some academic and career success, EQ and other factors like work ethic and creativity also contribute to success.

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2. Aim: To analyse and clarify the differences between
EQ and IQ while minimally incoperating SQ to
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5. what is the difference
between EQ, IQ and
SQ?

6. What is EQ?
EQ is a measure of emotional intelligence. It
refers to the ability to understand and manage
emotions, both in oneself and in others. It
includes skills such as empathy, self-awareness,
social skills, and emotional regulation. EQ is
often associated with interpersonal relationships
and leadership potential.

7. What is EQ?
EQ is a measure of emotional intelligence. It
refers to the ability to understand and manage
emotions, both in oneself and in others. It
includes skills such as empathy, self-awareness,
social skills, and emotional regulation. EQ is
often associated with interpersonal relationships
and leadership potential.

10. Major difference between EQ ,IQ and SQ

11. it is important because it can be an indicator of academic and professional success. People with
higher IQ scores tend to perform better on standardized tests and are often seen as more intelligent
by society. However, it is important to note that IQ is not the only predictor of success, and other
factors such as work ethic, creativity, and emotional intelligence can also contribute to success.

15. Teasing out IQ from EQ

16. easing out IQ from EQ

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19. THE NATURE OF THE DISPUTE
NATURAL SCIENCTISTS VS SOCIAL SCIENTISTS
● HISTORICAL
● PHILOSOPHICAL
● GEOGRAPHICAL / CULTURAL
● ACADEMIC

20. THE NEED FOR SOCIAL SCIENCE
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