| However what she lacks in specific knowledge she more than makes up for in emotional intelligence. |
| The same appreciation of the capacity for sympathy and empathy underlies the current vogue for emotional intelligence. |
| Whilst Craig has been blessed with a towering intellect, he is somewhat wanting when it comes to emotional intelligence. |
| She said that emotional intelligence, including personality and maturity level, has some bearing on the job satisfaction of perioperative nurses. |
| He suggests that schools focus on their students' emotional intelligence along with their academic work. |
| But can emotional intelligence, the ability to perceive, understand and manage emotions, be learned? |
