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¿Qué propone la inteligencia emocional?
Desarrollar la habilidad de motivarse a uno mismo, perseverar, controlar los impulsos, empatizar y confiar en otros.
¿Qué crítica hace el texto sobre la inteligencia emocional?
No aborda conceptos como la cultura, la sociedad, las clases sociales, la pobreza, los dispositivos o la alienación.
¿Qué son las emociones según el texto?
Una mezcla de percepciones, interpretaciones y respuestas fisiológicas ante una situación determinada
Study Notes
- Psychology and psychological intervention go through trends, one of them being emotional intelligence (EI).
- EI proposes developing the ability to motivate oneself, persevere, control impulses, empathize, and trust others, among other things.
- It is a mix of Rogers' ideas and Buddhist thought.
- It proposes developing self-knowledge and emotional awareness to achieve personal, social, and economic development.
- Some of the proposals include thanking others, talking to the inner child, and hanging wishes from a tree.
- EI uses metaphors that are irrational or empty of content, such as "thinking with the heart."
- Emotions are not poetic; they are a set of perceptions, interpretations, and physiological responses to a given situation.
- Emotions are where biology and culture intersect.
- EI does not address concepts such as culture, society, social classes, poverty, devices, or alienation.
- The text critiques the effectiveness and practicality of EI.
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