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Unit 5 – Cognitive Psychology
Topic 5.10
Which critique opposes the concept that emotional intelligence is a distinct type of intelligence?
Emotional intelligence might be better described as a skill set rather than an independent form of intelligence.
Emotional intelligence has been shown to predict success in life, supporting its status as a distinct form of intelligence.
Most psychologists agree on the validity and reliability measures for emotional intelligence assessments.
Emotional Intelligence is just another name for social skills, thereby validating it as separate from IQ-based skills.
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AP Psychology - 5.10 Psychometric Principles and Intelligence Testing
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