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On my first emotional intelligence assessment, on a scale of 1-10, I scored a 6 on self-awareness, 10 on self-management, 9 on social-awareness, and a 6 on relationship management.

I would say I that I disagree with the self-awareness part of the quiz because I am extremely aware of my emotions. I feel as if the quiz was based on whether or not the quiz taker bases decisions off of their emotion and not if they are aware of said emotion. For instance, if I am assigned to do something

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