In his groundbreaking book of 1983, Frames of [BLANK] Howard Gardner proposed that intelligence went beyond the standard IQ test. His model of intelligence featured interpersonal and intrapersonal intelligence, and was a major influence on Daniel Goleman's subsequent books.
Match the paragraph to the social facility component it represents.
0:The ability to create a certain impression on other people.|1:This is the ability to read and respond rapidly to nonverbal clues in a social environment.|2:This component relates to the ability to have an effect on social interactions.
Match the paragraph to the emotional competency it represents.
0:A man is able to identify his emotional patterns that occur when he returns home from a bad day at work.|1:Several teenagers are able to work together on a volunteer project and effectively resolve any problems that arise.|2:A 12-year-old boy is effectively able to talk about his feelings after a fight with his best friend.
Match the paragraph to the trait it represents.
0:Paul Ekman taught people how to read the emotions that rapidly appear and disappear from a person's face.|1:Being able to "contain," or cope with, another's emotions, and to avoid being overwhelmed by them, is a form of this competency.|2:In the book Social Intelligence, Daniel Goleman describes how people can become skillful at recognizing when someone is lying.
Match the paragraph to the social awareness factor it represents.
0:When we recognize that another person is experiencing a certain emotion, we may also intuit how that person is going to act upon it.|1:In order to function well in society, it is important to realize that most individuals belong to a variety of social sets and will operate differently in each.|2:Deep listening is necessary in order to truly get in touch with what another is feeling.
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