Emotional dysregulation

Little by little, technology has become so interwoven in millennial’s lives, that their overdependence on it is leading to significant emotional, intellectual, and social, consequences. On an emotional level, technology overindulgence has led to escalating levels of stress, anxiety, and depression, along with a warped sense of reality and desensitization. ’Digital dementia’ has sadly been coined to depict the negative intellectual fallout of poor memory, deteriorating cognitive capacity, and…

Flaubert demonstrates Emma’s downward spiral through her posture and movements along with those imposed on her by others. Throughout Madame Bovary, Flaubert chooses and employs Emma’s specific positioning to serve as a lucid expression of the descending entrapment of her life’s decisions. Emma’s positioning refers to any bodily movement, expression or posture. These positionings reveal her various feelings of fear, desperation, seduction, and insecurity. These feelings appear through decisions…

He remarks that 90% of top performers possess a high emotional intelligence (EQ) (Bradberry, 2015). He continues to state that “emotional intelligence is the ‘something’ in each of us that is a bit intangible. It affects how we manage behavior, navigate social complexities, and make personal decisions to achieve positive results.” (Bradberry, 2015)…

Emotional Intelligence (EI) is defined as a person’s ability to detect and manage emotional cues as well as realizing how your emotions affect those around you (Robbins & Judge, 2015, p. 14; Mind Tools, n.d.). Dr. Daniel Goleman further defines EI as consisting of five elements; self-awareness, self-regulation, motivation, empathy, and social skills (Mind Tools, n.d.). Several studies suggest that EI plays an important role in job performance as employees with higher EI are found to be more…

Emotional intelligence is a psychological trait that identifies your own emotions, so you can empathize with others. The term was coined in 1990 by psychologists John Mayer and Peter Salovey, the two of them conducted a scientific study by focusing on a four-branch model that characterizes the human behaviors to understand about social awareness, relationship management, self-management, and self-awareness. First, Social awareness is tuning into other people to respond to their needs. For…

In relation to my family I would rank my fusion between emotional and intellectual function between 75 and 100. I try to separate my emotions from my thinking when it comes to stressful situations. I tend to be autonomous and goal directed. I think it is important to not based decisions entirely off of emotions. I have clear goals and beliefs that somewhat drive the decision that I make in life. For instance, I try to be focused and determined in what I would like to accomplish. I would…

LEARNING ACTIVITY #1 Emotional Intelligence Test How Did You Score? The result indicated that I have a “high score on emotional intelligence.” What Does Your Score Mean? “People who score high on emotional intelligence tend to be skilled at interpreting, understanding, and acting upon emotions. They are adept at dealing with social or emotional conflicts, expressing their feelings, and dealing with emotional situations. The results of my emotional intelligence tests said that I am good…

Module 5 lesson is the emotional flexibility concept. The reason why this concept is the most important to me is because people experience change every day in their jobs, and emotional flexibility is needed to deal with these changes. Whether it’s a supervisor telling their Airman they need to work extended hours, or Headquarters Air Force pushing a new initiative that will affect everyone, there is an emotional reaction happening. An implication of not applying emotional flexibility is that…

functions and emotional regulation are terms that are interrelated. Emotions have been defined as preparation to create, maintain, or alter one’s relation to one’s environment when the situation is of significance to one’s well-being (Thompson, 1994). While, emotion regulation has been defined as the processes that are responsible for the monitoring, evaluating, and modifying of emotional reaction in the service of achieving goals for well-being (Thompson, 1994). Examples of emotional regulation…

I was asked to research and prepare a memorandum of law on whether Little Lucky, a minor can bring a multiple cause suit against the Jackson brothers for wrongful death, negligent infliction of mental distress and intentional infliction of mental distress? Facts On Friday night around 11 p.m., Bo, Ro, and Kno Jackson robbed the Wild Wings. As they were leaving the owner Burt Lucky came through the door trying to stop the robbery. The Jackson brothers ran passed Burt to get to the exit, they…