According to the future man hypothesis of HL Shapiro, the Homo futuris will be tall, baldy, more intelligent. with

Assertion : According to rivet popper hypothesis, loss of rivets on the wings is obviously a more serious threat to flight safetyl than loss of a few rivest on the seats or windows inside the plane. Reason : Which rivet is removed from the airplane may also be ciritical.

In villages or backward areas it is seen that boys are motivated to go to school while the girls are bounded to do the household chores by their families in a survey it is found that the people of villages or backward area thinks that generally men are more intelligent than women is this assumption true according to you as a teacher?

Even though the cranium of elephant is larger than that of man , humans are considered more intelligent than elephant . Why is it so ?

According to Newton's law of motion rate of change of momentum is directly proportional to applied force. A man falling from certain height receives more injuries when he falls on a marble floor than when he falls on a heap of sand.Explain.Why?.

Direction: Read the passage given below and answer the following questions. In today's work environment, one of the key characteristics that companies look for in their employees is emotional intelligence. Research shows that emotional intelligence counts for twice as much as intelligence and technical skills combined, in determining who will be a key asset to the company. The concept of "emotional intelligence” in the workplace is the ability to understand and manage one's own emotions and understand the emotions of others so that they can ______ on shared goals. Employees who are able to handle their emotions effectively while also understanding the emotional needs of their colleagues can be greatly valuable to any company. According to a recent study, 41% of employees say they feel burned out from work, while 45% say they are emotionally drained. More importantly, around 35% of employees reported experiencing symptoms of depression often at work. Emotional intelligence is one of the qualities that helps maintain a company culture together in such an environment. It helps employees listen to one another, recognize and address problems without being rattled, and approach every situation with genuine concern for the feelings of others. Managers have a significant influence on the workplace and so, they must be the first to understand how their own emotions can affect their colleagues. Emotional intelligence in leaders demonstrates the ability to take responsibility and personal accountability and to step into stressful situations. Companies use a variety of methods to evaluate the emotional intelligence of their employees. Pre-employment assessments allow hiring managers to get the picture of a potential employee’s character and interpersonal skills as well as their cognitive and communication skills. A more thorough evaluation can be made by asking candidates about their previous work experience, especially regarding the way they handle various situations at work. Additionally, reference checks with previous employers or colleagues may be used to gauge the interpersonal interactions of a person. With the increasing automation of jobs, the only roles that cannot be fulfilled by machines will be those jobs that require situational awareness and visualizing the future, which requires an understanding of values and emotions and to empathize with others. In short, technical skills will need to be complemented by strong social and collaboration skills in the workplace. Which of these methods is not used by companies to evaluate emotional intelligence?