The Reflection Of The Self-Assessment Of Interpersonal Intelligence

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Introduction My initial reaction to the self-assessment was that it seemed a little simplistic. Knowing that it was only 24 questions, it didn 't feel sufficient enough to be able to accurately determine the level and areas of intelligence that one would process. One aspect that I did find interesting was the ever-changing criteria between the four pages of questions. While one focused and how often the participant engaged in certain activities, another focused of the enjoyment gained from different activities, while yet another was based on how likely one was to engage in said activity. To simplify, this assessment attempted to determine the participants basic activities, the intensity of feeling toward activities, and their desire/willingness …show more content…

By focusing on my interpersonal intelligence (mainly), I would benefit from working with a group and trying to establish a leadership position in the group. This would allow me to utilize and further develop my interpersonal skills specifically by trying to integrate some of the techniques offered in class and in the text. Additionally, I 'm considering taking my group out to eat in the cafeteria or alternatively, have the group meet up early for class where I 'll bring some donuts or some other kind of treat. Reason being, that it should create a more relaxed atmosphere where we grow more familiar and friendly with one another. This would serve to create a sense of obligation to one-another to complete our respective assignments as well as potentially build the way for a continued friendship beyond the life of this class. 3. By focusing on my intrapersonal intelligence, I 'd implement a schedule so I can insure that I don 't fall back in class. Moreover, I 'd make sure to give myself extra time to finish my work and, for the remaining scheduled time, I 'd spend the time contemplating how I could integrate some of the information to my current life and my future career path. This would serve as a good reminder that am in college to develop skills and not memorize

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