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Emotional Intelligence - Personal and Social Competence

Course description

People who score high in Emotional Intelligence are aware of their strengths and weaknesses,
have a high level of self-confidence, socialize easily, maintain good relationships, and are able to resolve and prevent conflicts.
Consequently, Emotional Intelligence is a key factor to success and happiness.
 
Fortunately, it is possible to enhance Emotional Intelligence throughout one's lifetime.
The workshop helps to analyze and re-evaluate behavioural patterns to initiate positive changes.
It contributes significantly to the development of a positive attitude towards life and an improvement of social relationships.
Furthermore, the increase of Emotional Intelligence is a potent tool for the prevention of burnout.


Contents:

  • Concept of Emotional Intelligence – Key factor to success and happiness
  • Self Awareness – Monitoring emotions, exercising mindfulness
  • Self Analysis – The structure of personality, analysis of ego states (Transactional Analysis)
  • Script Analysis – Origin, upbringing and socialization, culture, standards, values, convictions, drivers, vulnerabilities, expectations towards life
  • Self Management – Exercising self-control, assuming responsibility, becoming proactive and effective
  • Social Awareness and Empathy – Understanding other people, recognizing non-verbal signs, considering situational and social contexts
  • Relationship Management – TA Communication model, identifying miscommunication, changing "ego states", addressing problems, recognizing and preventing psychological games
  • Chances for Self Development – Potential fields to work on

Beatrix Stahlberger
Diplom Psychologin
www.bstahlberger.de

Audience Doctoral researchers in medicine (Members of medRSD), Doctoral researchers in natural sciences (Members of iGRAD)
Language English
Credits medRSD Key qualifications
Credits PhD Programme Basic Curriculum
Capacity 12
Costs 450 € for External Participants,
Free for doctoral researchers and research associates at the Faculty of Medicine of HHU
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