Sunday, February 27, 2005, 4:08 PM
EQ VS IQ
The last time i took an IQ test some time back..i rem. i got 134..This time,i got 128.Wahaha.talk bout getting DUMBER.Took an EQ test for the first time.Haha.I'm lousy.I got a 94.sO BALANCED huh?BELOW AVERAGE FOR EQ AND ABOVE AVERAGE for IQ.Man....LOW EQ.No wonder my love life sucks :(IQ TESTWhat does your score mean?
Way to go! Your performance on the test was well above the population average. Typically, people with scores in this range perform very well academically, can relatively easily make it through university and generally achieve success in life. Theoretically, you definitely have the brains to go far.
Keep in mind that your results on this test (and any other IQ test, for that matter) can be affected by factors other than your knowledge and abilities. For example, fatigue, medication side-effects, formal education level and area of study, training, practice, the number of similar tests that you have taken, etc. all can influence your score without necessarily reflecting on your real potential.
You should also realize that this test does not assess all of your potential. It only evaluates your ability with analogies, pattern recognition, classification, arithmetic, and logic. Your score would certainly be different if it included your verbal skills, emotional intelligence and social insight. Strengths
Above average IQ score..
Strong ability to recognize patterns.
High general knowledge. Potentials
Moderate classification skills.
Intermediate logical thinking skills. Limitations
Lack of skill for dealing with analogies.
Low arithmetic skills. EQ TESTWhat does your score mean?
General EIQ Includes overall (your score = 74), behavioral aspect (80) and knowledge aspect scores (66)
There's some bad news and some good news. The bad news is that your Emotional IQ is quite low. In a practical sense, this means that you are not reaching your full potential. Low EIQ has a negative impact on all aspects of life such as relationships, your emotional health and level of motivation. As a result of your behavior, others may view you as being critical, inexpressive, inhibited, detached, cold, or even condescending. Your difficulties relating to others and dealing successfully with your own emotions may have a negative impact on your health; people with lower EIQs are prone to anxiety, depression, excessive guilt, aggressiveness, low self-concept, and stress-related problems. Chances are that you also have difficulty bouncing back from life's problems. Now for the good news: by learning and practicing new skills and more effective ways of dealing with people, you can significantly improve your EIQ. The benefits will be numerous, including stronger relationships, a more successful career and better health. Most of all, you will be an all-around happier person.
At least part of the reason for your poor performance on this test is that you don't have the knowledge necessary for the full development of your emotional intellect. There are, in fact, actual priniciples of emotionally "smart" behavior that you can learn and apply to your day-to-day life. And the good news is that it's never too late to start learning, whether you scored low or high.. Make some effort and it will most certainly pay off in the long run. Potential strengths *These are the aspects of the test that you had a medium score on. With some work, they could become strengths.
Medium level of intrinsic motivation and goal-orientation. Limitations *These are the aspects of the test that you had a low score on. You could improve them by gaining the necessary knowledge and putting in some effort.
Overall low emotional intelligence.
Behavior not generally emotionally intelligent.
Restricted understanding of which behavior is most emotionally intelligent.
Lack of insight into own emotions and low emotional control.
Difficulty expressing emotions and dealing with emotions of others.
Low recognition of other's emotions and motivation behind behavior; low empathy
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