Social intelligence of college students: A Study
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Being able to empathise and be aggressive while communicating and building connections is a sign of high social intelligence. It is a result of self-awareness and the practise of effective emotional regulation. We may claim that it is strongly related to emotional intelligence, but it isn't precisely the same. When it comes to emotional intelligence, self-reflection is a key component, as is the function of emotions in problem-solving. Before making touch with another person, it's more about how individuals take care of themselves. When you begin to engage, social intelligence and emotional intelligence should come into play, allowing you to express yourself, listen to others, resolve conflicts, and learn from others.
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