DECA EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE EXAM QUESTIONS ANSWERED
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Adaptability - Answers The ability to adjust oneself quickly to different conditions.
Attitude - Answers A deep-rooted way of thinking about how one feels about a
person, place, or thing; typically reflected through one's behavior.
Behavior - Answers A manner or actions of an individual.
Bias - Answers Considered a form of favoritism or a predetermined opinion. The
belief may be either positive or negative. An attitude and not a behavior. Often it is
acquired as an unconscious, learned assumption about the people in a group.
Confidentiality - Answers The ethical principle to keep certain information secret or
private.
Conflict Resolution - Answers A process of concluding a dispute or disagreement. It
mainly aims at reconciling opposing arguments in a manner that promotes and
protects the human rights of all parties concerned.
Cultural Sensativity - Answers Developing awareness that cultural differences and
similarities exist and have an affect on values, learning, and behavior.
Emotional Intelligence - Answers The aspect of human intelligence that controls our
ability to recognize, understand, control, and use emotions in solving problems of a
personal and interpersonal nature.
Empathy - Answers The ability to recognize and understand the emotions, beliefs,
moods and desires of another person. The ability to "put oneself into anothers shoes."
Ethics - Answers The branch of philosophy that addresses questions about morality—
that is, concepts such as good vs. bad, right vs. wrong.
Feedback - Answers The branch of philosophy that addresses questions about
morality—that is, concepts such as good vs. bad, right vs. wrong.
Integrity - Answers Adherence to moral and ethical principles; honesty often plays a
defining role in the soundness of character.
Persuade - Answers Cause someone to believe or do something based on reasoning or
argument.
Self Awareness - Answers The ability to perceive aspects of one's personality,
behavior, emotions, and thought processes.
Self Control - Answers Restraining one's actions, words, or other undesirable
behavior.
Self Esteen - Answers A sense of personal worth and ability that is essential to one's
identity.
Social Skills - Answers The abilities that allow someone to interact with other
people.
Stereotype - Answers Commonly held public belief about specific social groups or
types of individuals. Generally speaking, they are based on opinions.
Stress - Answers Mental, emotional, or physical strain felt by an individual.
Vision - Answers The ability to imagine how a country, society, business, industry,
etc. could develop in the future and to plan for this.
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Adaptability - Answers The ability to adjust oneself quickly to different conditions.
Attitude - Answers A deep-rooted way of thinking about how one feels about a
person, place, or thing; typically reflected through one's behavior.
Behavior - Answers A manner or actions of an individual.
Bias - Answers Considered a form of favoritism or a predetermined opinion. The
belief may be either positive or negative. An attitude and not a behavior. Often it is
acquired as an unconscious, learned assumption about the people in a group.
Confidentiality - Answers The ethical principle to keep certain information secret or
private.
Conflict Resolution - Answers A process of concluding a dispute or disagreement. It
mainly aims at reconciling opposing arguments in a manner that promotes and
protects the human rights of all parties concerned.
Cultural Sensativity - Answers Developing awareness that cultural differences and
similarities exist and have an affect on values, learning, and behavior.
Emotional Intelligence - Answers The aspect of human intelligence that controls our
ability to recognize, understand, control, and use emotions in solving problems of a
personal and interpersonal nature.
Empathy - Answers The ability to recognize and understand the emotions, beliefs,
moods and desires of another person. The ability to "put oneself into anothers shoes."
Ethics - Answers The branch of philosophy that addresses questions about morality—
that is, concepts such as good vs. bad, right vs. wrong.
Feedback - Answers The branch of philosophy that addresses questions about
morality—that is, concepts such as good vs. bad, right vs. wrong.
Integrity - Answers Adherence to moral and ethical principles; honesty often plays a
defining role in the soundness of character.
Persuade - Answers Cause someone to believe or do something based on reasoning or
argument.
Self Awareness - Answers The ability to perceive aspects of one's personality,
behavior, emotions, and thought processes.
Self Control - Answers Restraining one's actions, words, or other undesirable
behavior.
Self Esteen - Answers A sense of personal worth and ability that is essential to one's
identity.
Social Skills - Answers The abilities that allow someone to interact with other
people.
Stereotype - Answers Commonly held public belief about specific social groups or
types of individuals. Generally speaking, they are based on opinions.
Stress - Answers Mental, emotional, or physical strain felt by an individual.
Vision - Answers The ability to imagine how a country, society, business, industry,
etc. could develop in the future and to plan for this.
