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Define the following concept:
Social intelligence
Explain the following concept.
Social Intelligence
Solution
E.L. Thorndike proposed the term Social Intelligence. Howard Gardner included 'interpersonal intelligence' in the Multiple Intelligences Theory. According to Karl Albrecht, 'Social intelligence is the ability to get along well with others and to get them to cooperate with oneself.' A continued pattern of nourishing behaviour indicates a high level of social intelligence. Such persons are skilled at interacting with and understanding people around them. They respect and encourage others. They effectively comprehend social dynamics.
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Explain the characteristics of people having high social intelligence.
Match the pairs:
| Group A | Group B | ||
| (i) | Howard Gardner | (a) | Anxiety |
| (ii) | S. R. Hathaway | (b) | Schizophrenia |
| (iii) | Max Wertheimer | (c) | Concept of multiple intelligence |
| (iv) | Paul Ekman | (d) | MMPI |
| (v) | Eugen Bleuler | (e) | Laws of perception |
| (f) | Basic emotions | ||
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What is meant by social intelligence?
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What is meant by social intelligence?
