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0BEmotional
Quotient-Inventory (EQ-i®)
Description
The Emotional Quotient Inventory (EQ-i®) is the first
scientifically validated and most widely
used Emotional Intelligence assessment in
the world. Based on more than 20 years of
research worldwide, the EQ-i examines an
individual’s social and emotional strengths
and weaknesses. Legacy Frontiers Inc. is a
trained Licensee who provides counsel,
expertise and insight on emotional
intelligence.
Respondents self-report on their life and workplace performance
in 15 key areas of emotional skill that have
been proven to contribute to proficiency in
complex business activities such as conflict
resolution and planning. By identifying the
areas that need improvement, the client can
immediately begin developing those areas. At
the same time, areas where the client excels
can be leveraged to their full potential to
maximize effectiveness in daily tasks.
Areas assessed:
• Intrapersonal Scales
Emotional Self-Awareness
Assertiveness
Self-Regard
Self-Actualization
Independence
• Interpersonal Scales
Interpersonal Relationship
Social Responsibility
Empathy
• Adaptability Scales
Problem Solving
Reality Testing
Flexibility
• Stress Management Scales
Stress Tolerance
Impulse Control
• General Mood
Happiness
Optimism
Readability analyses conducted
Applying EQ-i
Human skill and ingenuity provide the essential building blocks
of business success. Yet the effective
management of assets so complex can prove
elusive. The most commonly considered
performance predictors—intelligence,
education, experience, and personality—are,
quite simply, not enough. How often do
judgements formed on the basis of a
candidate’s academic achievement, formal
qualifications, and employment record prove
flawed? The key predictor missing from this
list used to be regarded as an intangible
something but has now been identified by a
large and growing body of international
social scientific research as Emotional
Intelligence.
Emotionally intelligent people communicate effectively, form
strong relationships and create powerful
coping strategies; emotionally unintelligent
people don’t—no matter how high their IQs.
Emotional Intelligence can be measured—more
reliably and less controversially than
IQ—and, unlike IQ, it can be substantially
strengthened and developed.
The following is a brief introduction to the many workplace
applications of Emotional Intelligence:
Selection and Succession
Used in conjunction with existing evaluation
criteria (experience, qualifications,
interview results), properly interpreted
Emotional Intelligence test scores provide
unprecedented predictability. You will
better know whom to hire and whom to
promote, have better success aligning the
right people with the right jobs, and
achieve greater clarity in planning for the
succession of senior leadership.
Development
Emotional Intelligence is elastic. Those who
lack it can acquire it; those who have it
can enhance it. MHS Emotional Intelligence
tests identify areas of strength and
weakness that training and coaching can be
designed around. People at every level of
the organization, from new hires to senior
managers, can develop their Emotional
Intelligence skills and see their job
performance improve significantly.
Leadership
As most experienced leaders are acutely
aware, social and emotional competencies are
critical to managerial success. Our tools,
along with specialized offerings like the
EQ-i Leadership Report, have helped
organizations formulate clear profiles and
development plans for up-and-coming leaders.
Team and Organization Building
The Emotional Intelligence tools offered by
MHS go beyond the success of the individual.
Tools are also available for assessing the
Emotional Intelligence of teams,
departments, and the organization as a
whole. With the implementation of
appropriate programs, entire organizational
cultures can be re-engineered to deliver
higher productivity and better bottom-line
results.
Global Versatility
Ethical test use in a variety of cultures
and languages is a top priority for MHS.
Used in over 80 countries, MHS assessment
tools have worldwide application. They don’t
discriminate on the basis of race, gender,
or age, meaning that results can be used
without fear of bias. Results for each test
are compared to a large normative sample
that carefully represents the population’s
demographics. With offerings in over 30
languages and dialects, our translation
service makes MHS products available—and
comprehensible—to users everywhere.
Credibility and Social Responsibility
Standing behind every MHS Emotional
Intelligence assessment tool is a company
that has been an innovator in test
development and statistical analyses for a
quarter of a century. Led by highly
qualified scientists and professionals, who
collaborate with academic researchers
worldwide, MHS is committed to the
publication of carefully designed and
independently validated assessment tools.
Emotional Intelligence tests can always be
developed. Whether they can be
scientifically and independently validated
is quite another matter. While the standards
are high, MHS tools have met them all. This
allows you to integrate MHS Emotional
Intelligence tools into your business
initiatives without worrying about the
reliability of the results they generate.
EQ-I Available Reports
We offer results from our assessments in a number of different
report types. These detailed reports
highlight and frame information differently
depending on their type. The following
report options are available for the EQ-i®.
Business Report
The EQ-i Business Report is a new report for
human capital development in organizational
settings. Robust in its content, the
Business Report contains business-specific
strategies and action plans that are more
compatible and meaningful in the workplace.
Content on all 15 EQ-i subscales allows you
to work with the respondent to focus on
emotional and social skills that are
consistent with job performance metrics.
Separate sections containing results,
development strategies, and action planning
exercises make feedback sessions more
streamlined. The administrator receives
reports with numeric and non-numeric
interpretive guidelines:
·
EQ-i Business Report
·
EQ-i Business Report with Coach’s Section
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Leadership Report
This report helps you identify and groom the
best leaders. It can be used to help with
leadership assessment, leadership placement,
training of leadership skills, and
understanding potential derailers. Results
on the 15 EQ-i subscales reveal the
respondents' strengths and weaknesses
inpeople-, process-, and
organization-oriented leadership styles, and
on four pillars of leadership behavior.
Leadership Reports are available online;
however, you can administer the EQ-i with
paper materials and then fax in your
response sheets for scoring. You then log
into our secure website to score and
download the results.
When you score a Leadership Report, you will also receive an EQ-i
Resource Report at no additional cost. You
are also given the option to print the
report by section or in full. The
administrator receives reports with numeric
and non-numeric interpretive guidelines:
·
EQ-i Leadership (complete report)
·
EQ-i Leadership – Coach’s Section only
·
EQ-i Leadership – Development Section only
·
EQ-i Leadership – Executive Section only
·
EQ-i Resource Report
·
EQ-i Resource Report w/ Counselors section
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Individual Summary Report
This report option provides the overall EQ
score, scores for each of the 15 areas
measured, and scores for the validity
indices. This report is best for users with
in-depth knowledge of the EQ-i, or when used
as the basis for creating customized
feedback reports and coaching. It is not
recommended for the client.
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Development Report
Ideal for counseling and life coaching, this
report includes information available in the
Individual Summary Report, as well as an
in-depth explanation of the meaning of each
score, descriptions of individual strengths
and weaknesses, and guidelines for improving
three of the client’s weakest areas.
Intended to be shared with the client, this
report omits numerical scores in the
graphical portion and uses terminology such
as “Area for Enrichment,” “Effective
Functioning,” and “Enhanced Skills.” The
administrator receives reports with numeric
and non-numeric interpretive guidelines:
·
EQ-i Development Report
·
EQ-i Development Report with Counselor’s Section
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Sample ReportUH
Resource Report
Appropriate for human resource development
in organizations, this report presents EQ-i
scores in a graphical format conducive to
feedback and coaching. Intended to be shared
with the client, this report omits numerical
scores in the graphical portion and uses
terminology such as “Area for Enrichment,”
“Effective Functioning,” and “Enhanced
Skills.” The administrator receives reports
with numeric and non-numeric interpretive
guidelines:
·
EQ-i Resource Report
·
EQ-i Resource Report with Counselor’s Section
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Sample ReportUH
Group Summary Report
This report provides a summary of results
for a group of clients. It is ideal for
measuring the functioning of a team as a
single unit. To generate a Group Report, you
must first score each individual's EQ-i
using one of the above report options.
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Individual Across Administrations Report
Ideal for measuring a person's development
progress over time, this report compares the
EQ-i results of two to four administrations
on the same respondent. To generate this
report, you must first score each
administration using one of the individual
report options.
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Individual to Group Report
Illustrating a respondent's emotional and
social functioning in relation to his or her
workgroup, team, or level can have a
profound impact in teambuilding and
development. This report compares the EQ-i
results of an individual to those of the
larger group. To generate this report, you
must first score a Group Summary Report and
a report for the individual.
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Group to Group Report
Ideal for program analysis or building
awareness between workgroups, this report
compares the EQ-i results of two groups. To
generate this report, you must first score
two Group Summary Reports.
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Group Across Administrations Report
Measure the effectiveness of your
development program with this powerful tool.
This report compares the EQ-i results for
two to four administrations on the same
group, giving you qualitative data to
support your business case and build ROI on
program initiatives. To generate this
report, you must first score two to four
Group Summary Reports using the same group
of respondents.
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