Emotional intelligence might sound like buzzword territory, but it’s simply about tuning into yourself and others. While some traits might seem odd or quirky, they can actually signal emotional ...

What if your ability to laugh at everything, even the most taboo subjects, says a lot about your intelligence? An Austrian study reveals that humor, especially the darkest kind, could well be a ...

A new study finds a simple three-minute intervention can have a surprisingly big effect on everyday emotional intelligence.

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When we think of highly intelligent people, we often picture a genius with their nose in a book or an inventor in a lab. But ...

From creative writing to emotional intelligence, and even humor, ChatGPT 4.5’s capabilities are put to the test. But don’t worry, this isn’t just a critique.

Emotional intelligence isn't about becoming a feelings therapist or walking on eggshells around everyone. It's about recognizing that emotions are information, not inconveniences.

A new study links a common texting habit to higher emotional intelligence, which is the ability to understand, perceive and manage your emotions and the emotions of others.

What if the way you handle emotions—yours and others’—is the difference between leading well and missing the mark? Well, that’s where emotional intelligence comes in. But what if you had ...

how to subtly encourage emotional intelligence in your boss with strategies based on insights from top experts, without risking your career or overstepping boundaries.

Investing in their own emotional growth shows that emotional intelligence is not just for students or teachers—it’s a leadership imperative.