Emotional
Intelligence Class Outline
“Your
core beliefs have far-reaching consequences, both positive and negative, in
every area of your life. Core beliefs affect your mood, your relationships,
your job, what you do for fun, and even your physical health.”
-MacKay &
Fanning
I.
Models
A.
Goleman’s Model of Emotional
Intelligence
Includes two main competencies which branch into two
sub-categories:
1. Recognition
a. Self-awareness
b. Social-awareness
2. Regulation
a.
Self-management
b.
Relationship-management
B.
Albert
Ellis' ABCD Model of Emotional Filters
1.
All
feelings come from beliefs
A- Activating Event
B- Belief System
C- Emotional
Consequences of Belief System
D- Dispute
II.
Adlerian Priorities of Lifestyle Assessment
A. Assessment
B. Feedback
III.
Effective Communication and Conflict Resolution
A.
Three Steps to Intentional Dialogue
B.
Steps to Reflective Listening
C.
Listening Exercise\Evaluation
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IV.
Discussion\Questions
A. 15 minute group discussion
“You
are not responsible for the programming you picked up in childhood. However, as
an adult, you are one hundred present responsible for fixing it.”
-Ken Keyes,
Jr.
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