You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. The following questions each describe a situation, and ask you to choose which of five emotions is most likely to result from that situation. Here is an example: Clara receives a gift Clara is most likely to feel?  (a) happy (b) angry (c) frightened (d) bored (e) hungry. If you think Clara would feel happy, you would mark option A and then move to the next question. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

By chance, a situation arises where there is the possibility that a person will get what they want. The person is most likely to feel? (a) Distress; (b) Hope; (c) Surprise; (d) Joy; (e) Fear


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. The following questions each describe a situation, and ask you to choose which of five emotions is most likely to result from that situation. Here is an example: Clara receives a gift Clara is most likely to feel?  (a) happy (b) angry (c) frightened (d) bored (e) hungry. If you think Clara would feel happy, you would mark option A and then move to the next question. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

Something unpleasant is happening. Neither the person involved, nor anyone else can make it stop. The person involved is most likely to feel? (a) Guilty; (b) Distressed; (c) Sad; (d) Scared; (e) Angry


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from four responses the most effective course of action to manage both the emotions the person is feeling and the problems they face in that situation. Although more than one course of action might be acceptable, you are asked to choose what you think the most effective response for that person in that situation would be. Remember, you are not necessarily choosing what you would do, or the nicest thing to do, but choosing the most effective response for that situation. Select one or more response(s) by returning the one or more corresponding lowercase letter(s) ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd'), and, if you selected more than one, sorting them, separated by hyphen, in the order that you think best ranks them from most to least effective, within the context of the vignette provided.

Billy is nervous about acting a scene when there are a lot of very experienced actors in the crowd. What action would be the most effective for Billy? (a) Put things in perspective 3 it is not the end of the world; (b) Use some acting techniques to clam his nerves; (c) Believe in himself and know it will be fine; (d) Practice his scenes more so that he will act well.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. The following questions each describe a situation, and ask you to choose which of five emotions is most likely to result from that situation. Here is an example: Clara receives a gift Clara is most likely to feel?  (a) happy (b) angry (c) frightened (d) bored (e) hungry. If you think Clara would feel happy, you would mark option A and then move to the next question. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

By their own actions, a person reaches a goal they wanted to reach. The person is most likely to feel? (a) Joy; (b) Hope; (c) Relief; (d) Pride; (e) Surprise


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. The following questions each describe a situation, and ask you to choose which of five emotions is most likely to result from that situation. Here is an example: Clara receives a gift Clara is most likely to feel?  (a) happy (b) angry (c) frightened (d) bored (e) hungry. If you think Clara would feel happy, you would mark option A and then move to the next question. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

Garry's small business is attracting less and less clients and he can't tell why. There doesn't seem to be anything he can do to help matters. Garry is most likely to feel? (a) Scared; (b) Angry; (c) Sad; (d) Guilty; (e) Distressed


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from among four responses what you would be most likely to do in the situation. Please note, there are no right or wrong answers. We all deal with situations in different ways. All that you need to do is answer each question honestly. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

A man felt secure and accepted and later he felt depressed. What happened in between? (a) He received a compliment intended for someone else; (b) He discovered his wife was cheating on him; (c) A friend became ill; (d) A package he mailed to a friend was delivered to the wrong person; (e) He was frustrated by a bad job he did on a project

(b) He discovered his wife was cheating on him.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. The following questions each describe a situation, and ask you to choose which of five emotions is most likely to result from that situation. Here is an example: Clara receives a gift Clara is most likely to feel?  (a) happy (b) angry (c) frightened (d) bored (e) hungry. If you think Clara would feel happy, you would mark option A and then move to the next question. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

If all goes well, then it's fairly likely that Derek's house will increase in value. Derek is most likely to feel? (a) Distress; (b) Fear; (c) Surprise; (d) Joy; (e) Hope


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. The following questions each describe a situation, and ask you to choose which of five emotions is most likely to result from that situation. Here is an example: Clara receives a gift Clara is most likely to feel?  (a) happy (b) angry (c) frightened (d) bored (e) hungry. If you think Clara would feel happy, you would mark option A and then move to the next question. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

Mary was working at her desk. Something happened that caused her to feel surprised. What is most likely to have happened? (a) Her work-mate told a silly joke; (b) She was working on a new task she hadn't dealt with before; (c) She found some results that were different from what she thought they would be; (d) She realized she would not be able to complete her work; (e) She had to do a task she didn't normally do at work.

(c) She found some results that were different from what she thought they would be.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. The following questions each describe a situation, and ask you to choose which of five emotions is most likely to result from that situation. Here is an example: Clara receives a gift Clara is most likely to feel?  (a) happy (b) angry (c) frightened (d) bored (e) hungry. If you think Clara would feel happy, you would mark option A and then move to the next question. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

Matthew has been at his current job for six months. Something happened that caused him to feel regret. What is most likely to have happened? (a) He did not apply for a position he wanted, and has found out that someone else less qualified got the job; (b) He did not apply for a position he wanted, and has started looking for a similar position; (c) He found out that opportunities for promotion have dried up; (d) He found out that he didn't get a position he thought he would get; (e) He didn't hear about a position he could have applied for and now it is too late.

(d) He found out that he didn't get a position he thought he would get.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from among four responses what you would be most likely to do in the situation. Please note, there are no right or wrong answers. We all deal with situations in different ways. All that you need to do is answer each question honestly. Select one or more response(s) by returning the one or more corresponding lowercase letter(s) ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd'), and, if you selected more than one, sorting them, separated by hyphen, in the order that you think best ranks them from most to least effective, within the context of the vignette provided.

You have not spoken to your favorite cousin for months, although you were both very close when you were younger. You phone your cousin but he/she can only talk for five minutes. What would you do in this situation? (a) Understand that relationships change, but call your cousin from time to time; (b) Make plans to drop by and visit your cousin in person and have a good chat; (c) Realize that your cousin is growing up and might not want to spend so much time with the family anymore; (d) Be upset about it, but realize there is nothing you can really do

a) Understand that relationships change, but call your cousin from time to time.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. The following questions each describe a situation, and ask you to choose which of five emotions is most likely to result from that situation. Here is an example: Clara receives a gift Clara is most likely to feel?  (a) happy (b) angry (c) frightened (d) bored (e) hungry. If you think Clara would feel happy, you would mark option A and then move to the next question. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

A pleasant experience ceases unexpectedly and there is not much that can be done about it. The person involved is most likely to feel? (a) Ashamed; (b) Distressed; (c) Angry; (d) Sad; (e) Frustrated


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. The following questions each describe a situation, and ask you to choose which of five emotions is most likely to result from that situation. Here is an example: Clara receives a gift Clara is most likely to feel?  (a) happy (b) angry (c) frightened (d) bored (e) hungry. If you think Clara would feel happy, you would mark option A and then move to the next question. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

Xavier completes a difficult task on time and under budget. Xavier is most likely to feel? (a) Surprise; (b) Pride; (c) Relief; (d) Hope; (e) Joy


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. The following questions each describe a situation, and ask you to choose which of five emotions is most likely to result from that situation. Here is an example: Clara receives a gift Clara is most likely to feel?  (a) happy (b) angry (c) frightened (d) bored (e) hungry. If you think Clara would feel happy, you would mark option A and then move to the next question. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

Penny's hockey team trained hard and won the championship. Penny is most likely to feel? (a) Hope; (b) Pride; (c) Relief; (d) Joy; (e) Surprise


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from four responses the most effective course of action to manage both the emotions the person is feeling and the problems they face in that situation. Although more than one course of action might be acceptable, you are asked to choose what you think the most effective response for that person in that situation would be. Remember, you are not necessarily choosing what you would do, or the nicest thing to do, but choosing the most effective response for that situation. Select one or more response(s) by returning the one or more corresponding lowercase letter(s) ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd'), and, if you selected more than one, sorting them, separated by hyphen, in the order that you think best ranks them from most to least effective, within the context of the vignette provided.

Shona has not spoken to her nephew for months, whereas when he was younger they were very close. She rings him but he can only talk for five minutes. What action would be the most effective for Shona? (a) Realize that he is growing up and might not want to spend so much time with his family any more; (b) Make plans to drop by and visit him in person and have a good chat; (c) Understand that relationships change, but keep calling him from time to time; (d) Be upset about it, but realize there is nothing she can do.

(b) Make plans to drop by and visit him in person and have a good chat; (c) Understand that relationships change, but keep calling him from time to time.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from four responses the most effective course of action to manage both the emotions the person is feeling and the problems they face in that situation. Although more than one course of action might be acceptable, you are asked to choose what you think the most effective response for that person in that situation would be. Remember, you are not necessarily choosing what you would do, or the nicest thing to do, but choosing the most effective response for that situation. Select one or more response(s) by returning the one or more corresponding lowercase letter(s) ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd'), and, if you selected more than one, sorting them, separated by hyphen, in the order that you think best ranks them from most to least effective, within the context of the vignette provided.

Mina and her sister-in-law normally get along quite well, and the sister-in-law regularly baby-sits for her for a small fee. Lately she has also been cleaning away cobwebs, commenting on the mess, which Mina finds insulting. What action would be the most effective for Mina? (a) Tell her sister-in-law these comments upset her; (b) Get a new babysitter; (c) Be grateful her house is being cleaned for free; (d) Tell her only to baby-sit, not to clean.

a-d. Mina should communicate with her sister-in-law and let her know that the comments are upsetting her. It's important to address the issue directly and respectfully. Additionally, Mina can tell her sister-in-law that she only wants her to babysit, not clean. This sets clear boundaries and expectations for their arrangement.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. The following questions each describe a situation, and ask you to choose which of five emotions is most likely to result from that situation. Here is an example: Clara receives a gift Clara is most likely to feel?  (a) happy (b) angry (c) frightened (d) bored (e) hungry. If you think Clara would feel happy, you would mark option A and then move to the next question. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

Hasad tries to use his new mobile phone. He has always been able to work out how to use different appliances, but he cannot get the phone to function. Hasad is most likely to feel? (a) Distressed; (b) Confused; (c) Surprised; (d) Relieved; (e) Frustrated


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. The following questions each describe a situation, and ask you to choose which of five emotions is most likely to result from that situation. Here is an example: Clara receives a gift Clara is most likely to feel?  (a) happy (b) angry (c) frightened (d) bored (e) hungry. If you think Clara would feel happy, you would mark option A and then move to the next question. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

It is clear that somebody will get what they want. They are most likely to feel? (a) Pride; (b) Relief; (c) Joy; (d) Hope; (e) Guilt


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from four responses the most effective course of action to manage both the emotions the person is feeling and the problems they face in that situation. Although more than one course of action might be acceptable, you are asked to choose what you think the most effective response for that person in that situation would be. Remember, you are not necessarily choosing what you would do, or the nicest thing to do, but choosing the most effective response for that situation. Select one or more response(s) by returning the one or more corresponding lowercase letter(s) ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd'), and, if you selected more than one, sorting them, separated by hyphen, in the order that you think best ranks them from most to least effective, within the context of the vignette provided.

Darla is nervous about presenting her work to a group of seniors who might not understand it, as they don't know much about her area. What action would be the most effective for Darla? (a) Be positive and confident, knowing it will go well; (b) Just give the presentation; (c) Work on her presentation, simplifying the explanations; (d) Practice presenting to laypeople such as friends or family.

c-d. The most effective course of action for Darla would be to work on her presentation, simplifying the explanations, as this would help her to communicate her work more effectively to the seniors. Additionally, practicing presenting to laypeople such as friends or family would help her gain confidence and improve her presentation skills. While being positive and confident is important, it may not be enough to address the specific concerns Darla has about the seniors not understanding her work. Just giving the presentation without making any changes to address the seniors' potential lack of understanding may not be effective in achieving Darla's goals.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. The following questions each describe a situation, and ask you to choose which of five emotions is most likely to result from that situation. Here is an example: Clara receives a gift Clara is most likely to feel?  (a) happy (b) angry (c) frightened (d) bored (e) hungry. If you think Clara would feel happy, you would mark option A and then move to the next question. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

Leya works as a trouble-shooter. She is presented with a standard looking problem but cannot work out how to solve it. Leya is most likely to feel? (a) Confused; (b) Frustrated; (c) Surprised; (d) Relieved; (e) Distressed


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from four responses the most effective course of action to manage both the emotions the person is feeling and the problems they face in that situation. Although more than one course of action might be acceptable, you are asked to choose what you think the most effective response for that person in that situation would be. Remember, you are not necessarily choosing what you would do, or the nicest thing to do, but choosing the most effective response for that situation. Select one or more response(s) by returning the one or more corresponding lowercase letter(s) ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd'), and, if you selected more than one, sorting them, separated by hyphen, in the order that you think best ranks them from most to least effective, within the context of the vignette provided.

Rhea has left her job to be a full-time mother, which she loves, but she misses the company and companionship of her workmates. What action would be the most effective for Rhea? (a) Enjoy being a full-time mom; (b) Try to see her old workmates socially, inviting them out; (c) Join a playgroup or social group of new mothers; (d) See if she can find part time work.

Ranking: c > b > a > d

Explanation: While enjoying being a full-time mom is important, Rhea is experiencing a specific problem of missing the company and companionship of her workmates. Therefore, it would be most effective for her to join a playgroup or social group of new mothers to meet new people who are in a similar situation. Trying to see her old workmates socially is also a good option, but it may not be possible if they are busy with work. Enjoying being a full-time mom is important, but it does not address the specific problem Rhea is facing. Seeing if she can find part-time work may not be the best option if she wants to continue being a full-time mom.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from four responses the most effective course of action to manage both the emotions the person is feeling and the problems they face in that situation. Although more than one course of action might be acceptable, you are asked to choose what you think the most effective response for that person in that situation would be. Remember, you are not necessarily choosing what you would do, or the nicest thing to do, but choosing the most effective response for that situation. Select one or more response(s) by returning the one or more corresponding lowercase letter(s) ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd'), and, if you selected more than one, sorting them, separated by hyphen, in the order that you think best ranks them from most to least effective, within the context of the vignette provided.

Alan helps Trudy, a peer he works with occasionally, with a difficult task. Trudy complains that Alan's work isn't very good, and Alan responds that Trudy should be grateful he is doing her a favor. They argue. What action would be the most effective for Alan? (a) Stop helping Trudy and don't help her again; (b) Try harder to help appropriately; (c) Apologize to Trudy; (d) Diffuse the argument by asking for advice.

Option (b) Try harder to help appropriately would be the most effective for Alan. Alan should try to understand Trudy's concerns and work on improving his work to meet her expectations. This will not only help diffuse the argument but also improve their working relationship. Option (a) Stop helping Trudy and don't help her again would not be effective as it would not address the underlying issue and may harm their working relationship. Option (c) Apologize to Trudy may be effective if Alan's work was indeed subpar, but it may not address the root cause of the argument. Option (d) Diffuse the argument by asking for advice may not be effective as it may not address the underlying issue and may come across as insincere.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. The following questions each describe a situation, and ask you to choose which of five emotions is most likely to result from that situation. Here is an example: Clara receives a gift Clara is most likely to feel?  (a) happy (b) angry (c) frightened (d) bored (e) hungry. If you think Clara would feel happy, you would mark option A and then move to the next question. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

An irritating neighbor of Eve's moves to another state. Eve is most likely to feel? (a) Regret; (b) Hope; (c) Relief; (d) Sadness; (e) Joy


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from four responses the most effective course of action to manage both the emotions the person is feeling and the problems they face in that situation. Although more than one course of action might be acceptable, you are asked to choose what you think the most effective response for that person in that situation would be. Remember, you are not necessarily choosing what you would do, or the nicest thing to do, but choosing the most effective response for that situation. Select one or more response(s) by returning the one or more corresponding lowercase letter(s) ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd'), and, if you selected more than one, sorting them, separated by hyphen, in the order that you think best ranks them from most to least effective, within the context of the vignette provided.

Mario is showing Min, a new employee, how the system works. Mario's boss walks by and announces Mario is wrong about several points, as changes have been made. Mario gets on well with his boss, although they don't normally have much to do with each other. What action would be the most effective for Mario? (a) Make a joke to Min, explaining he didn't know about the changes; (b) Not worry about it, just ignore the interruption; (c) Learn the new changes; (d) Tell the boss that such criticism was inappropriate.

Response: (c) Learn the new changes.

Explanation: In this situation, the most effective course of action for Mario would be to learn the new changes. This would help him to correct any mistakes he made while showing Min how the system works. Ignoring the interruption (b) or making a joke (a) might not be the best course of action, as it could make Mario appear unprofessional or uninterested in his job. While telling the boss that such criticism was inappropriate (d) might be tempting, it could damage Mario's relationship with his boss and create unnecessary conflict. Therefore, the best course of action for Mario would be to learn the new changes and correct any mistakes he made while showing Min how the system works.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from four responses the most effective course of action to manage both the emotions the person is feeling and the problems they face in that situation. Although more than one course of action might be acceptable, you are asked to choose what you think the most effective response for that person in that situation would be. Remember, you are not necessarily choosing what you would do, or the nicest thing to do, but choosing the most effective response for that situation. Select one or more response(s) by returning the one or more corresponding lowercase letter(s) ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd'), and, if you selected more than one, sorting them, separated by hyphen, in the order that you think best ranks them from most to least effective, within the context of the vignette provided.

Michelle's friend Dara is moving overseas to live with her partner. They have been good friends for many years and Dara is unlikely to come back. What action would be the most effective for Michelle? (a) Forget about Dara; (b) Spend time with other friends, keeping herself busy; (c) Think that Dara and her partner will return soon; (d) Make sure she keeps in contact through email, phone or letter writing.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from four responses the most effective course of action to manage both the emotions the person is feeling and the problems they face in that situation. Although more than one course of action might be acceptable, you are asked to choose what you think the most effective response for that person in that situation would be. Remember, you are not necessarily choosing what you would do, or the nicest thing to do, but choosing the most effective response for that situation. Select one or more response(s) by returning the one or more corresponding lowercase letter(s) ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd'), and, if you selected more than one, sorting them, separated by hyphen, in the order that you think best ranks them from most to least effective, within the context of the vignette provided.

Clayton has been overseas for a long time and returns to visit his family. So much has changed that Clayton feels left out. What action would be the most effective for Clayton? (a) Nothing 3 it will sort itself out soon enough; (b) Tell his family he feels left out; (c) Spend time listening and getting involved again; (d) Reflect that relationships can change with time.

Response (c) Spend time listening and getting involved again would be the most effective for Clayton. It would help him reconnect with his family and feel less left out. Response (b) Tell his family he feels left out could also be effective, but it might come across as confrontational and cause tension. Response (d) Reflect that relationships can change with time might be helpful for Clayton to understand the situation, but it doesn't address the problem directly. Response (a) Nothing - it will sort itself out soon enough is not an effective response as it ignores the problem and doesn't offer any solution. Therefore, the ranking would be: (c) > (b) > (d) > (a).


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. The following questions each describe a situation, and ask you to choose which of five emotions is most likely to result from that situation. Here is an example: Clara receives a gift Clara is most likely to feel?  (a) happy (b) angry (c) frightened (d) bored (e) hungry. If you think Clara would feel happy, you would mark option A and then move to the next question. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

Pete gets home late, after his favorite TV show has ended. Pete's partner has taped the show for him. Pete is most likely to feel? (a) Surprise; (b) Hope; (c) Pride; (d) Relief; (e) Gratitude


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from four responses the most effective course of action to manage both the emotions the person is feeling and the problems they face in that situation. Although more than one course of action might be acceptable, you are asked to choose what you think the most effective response for that person in that situation would be. Remember, you are not necessarily choosing what you would do, or the nicest thing to do, but choosing the most effective response for that situation. Select one or more response(s) by returning the one or more corresponding lowercase letter(s) ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd'), and, if you selected more than one, sorting them, separated by hyphen, in the order that you think best ranks them from most to least effective, within the context of the vignette provided.

Greg has just gone back to university after a lapse of several years. He is surrounded by younger students who seem very confident about their ability and he is unsure whether he can compete with them. What action would be the most effective for Greg? (a) Focus on his life outside the university; (b) Study hard and attend all lectures; (c) Talk to others in his situation; (d) Realize he is better than the younger students as he has more life experience.

Ranking: b-c-a-d

Explanation:
(a) Focusing on his life outside the university may provide temporary relief, but it does not address the underlying issue of Greg's lack of confidence in his ability to compete with younger students.
(b) Studying hard and attending all lectures is a proactive approach that can help Greg improve his academic performance and build his confidence.
(c) Talking to others in his situation can help Greg realize that he is not alone in feeling unsure and can provide him with support and strategies for coping with his situation.
(d) Realizing he is better than the younger students as he has more life experience may provide a temporary boost to Greg's confidence, but it is not a sustainable solution and may lead to overconfidence or complacency.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. The following questions each describe a situation, and ask you to choose which of five emotions is most likely to result from that situation. Here is an example: Clara receives a gift Clara is most likely to feel?  (a) happy (b) angry (c) frightened (d) bored (e) hungry. If you think Clara would feel happy, you would mark option A and then move to the next question. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

Someone believes that another person has caused harm to them, due to that person's bad character. They think they can probably handle the situation though. The harmed person is most likely to feel? (a) Contempt; (b) Anger; (c) Horror; (d) Excitement; (e) Shame


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from among four responses what you would be most likely to do in the situation. Please note, there are no right or wrong answers. We all deal with situations in different ways. All that you need to do is answer each question honestly. Select one or more response(s) by returning the one or more corresponding lowercase letter(s) ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd'), and, if you selected more than one, sorting them, separated by hyphen, in the order that you think best ranks them from most to least effective, within the context of the vignette provided.

You move to a new community away from all your friends. You find that your friends make less of an effort to keep in contact with you than you thought they would. What would you do in this situation? (a) Make the effort to contact them, but also meet people in your new community; (b) Get involved in community events like sports or fund-raisers; (c) Let go of your old friends, who seem to be losers; (d) Try to tell your old friends how you feel

a) Make the effort to contact them, but also meet people in your new community.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. The following questions each describe a situation, and ask you to choose which of five emotions is most likely to result from that situation. Here is an example: Clara receives a gift Clara is most likely to feel?  (a) happy (b) angry (c) frightened (d) bored (e) hungry. If you think Clara would feel happy, you would mark option A and then move to the next question. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

There is great weather on the day Jill is going on an out-door picnic. Jill is most likely to feel? (a) Pride; (b) Joy; (c) Relief; (d) Guilt; (e) Hope


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. The following questions each describe a situation, and ask you to choose which of five emotions is most likely to result from that situation. Here is an example: Clara receives a gift Clara is most likely to feel?  (a) happy (b) angry (c) frightened (d) bored (e) hungry. If you think Clara would feel happy, you would mark option A and then move to the next question. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

The new manager at Enid's work changes everyone's hours to a less flexible work pattern, leaving no room for discussion. Enid is most likely to feel? (a) Dislike; (b) Rage; (c) Jealousy; (d) Surprise; (e) Anxiety


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from among four responses what you would be most likely to do in the situation. Please note, there are no right or wrong answers. We all deal with situations in different ways. All that you need to do is answer each question honestly. Select one or more response(s) by returning the one or more corresponding lowercase letter(s) ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd'), and, if you selected more than one, sorting them, separated by hyphen, in the order that you think best ranks them from most to least effective, within the context of the vignette provided.

You are very excited about starting a new club. Then a family member remarks that the club will probably only last six weeks. What would you do in this situation? (a) Ignore the family member's comments; (b) Prove your family member wrong but doing everything you can to have fun and succeed at the new club; (c) Discuss with the family member how this club might be different than past clubs you were involved in; (d) Tell your family member he/she is wrong

I would choose response (c) and (b) in that order.

(c) Discuss with the family member how this club might be different than past clubs you were involved in: This response shows emotional intelligence by acknowledging the family member's concerns and engaging in a conversation to address them. It also allows for an opportunity to share your excitement and plans for the club, potentially changing their perspective.

(b) Prove your family member wrong but doing everything you can to have fun and succeed at the new club: This response shows resilience and determination to succeed despite the negative comment. It can also serve as a way to prove to the family member that their comment was unfounded.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from four responses the most effective course of action to manage both the emotions the person is feeling and the problems they face in that situation. Although more than one course of action might be acceptable, you are asked to choose what you think the most effective response for that person in that situation would be. Remember, you are not necessarily choosing what you would do, or the nicest thing to do, but choosing the most effective response for that situation. Select one or more response(s) by returning the one or more corresponding lowercase letter(s) ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd'), and, if you selected more than one, sorting them, separated by hyphen, in the order that you think best ranks them from most to least effective, within the context of the vignette provided.

Andre moves away from the city his friends and family are in. He finds his friends make less effort to keep in contact than he thought they would. What action would be the most effective for Andre? (a) Try to adjust to life in the new city by joining clubs and activities there; (b) He should make the effort to contact them, but also try to meet people in his new city; (c) Let go of his old friends, who have shown themselves to be unreliable; (d) Tell his friends he is disappointed in them for not contacting him.

b - He should make the effort to contact them, but also try to meet people in his new city.

a - Try to adjust to life in the new city by joining clubs and activities there could also be effective, as it would help Andre to build a new social network and feel more connected to his new city.

c - Let go of his old friends, who have shown themselves to be unreliable, might be a bit extreme, as it is possible that his friends are simply busy or have their own things going on.

d - Tell his friends he is disappointed in them for not contacting him is not the most effective response, as it could come across as confrontational and might damage the relationship further.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. The following questions each describe a situation, and ask you to choose which of five emotions is most likely to result from that situation. Here is an example: Clara receives a gift Clara is most likely to feel?  (a) happy (b) angry (c) frightened (d) bored (e) hungry. If you think Clara would feel happy, you would mark option A and then move to the next question. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

Rashid needs to meet a quota before his performance review. There is only a small change that he will be able to do so and there isn't much he can do to improve the outcome. Rashid is most likely to feel? (a) Irritated; (b) Scared; (c) Distressed; (d) Sad; (e) Hopeful


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from among four responses what you would be most likely to do in the situation. Please note, there are no right or wrong answers. We all deal with situations in different ways. All that you need to do is answer each question honestly. Select one or more response(s) by returning the one or more corresponding lowercase letter(s) ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd'), and, if you selected more than one, sorting them, separated by hyphen, in the order that you think best ranks them from most to least effective, within the context of the vignette provided.

After school, you usually go to the mall with a really good friend. When your friend's family moves to a different part of town, your friend stops coming to the mall. You miss these times. What would you do in this situation? (a) Get your friend to meet you at the mall even if it's not convenient for her; (b) Go to the mall and hang out with other people; (c) Suggest other activities you and your friend could do together even if they occur less often; (d) Never talk to your friend again

(c) Suggest other activities you and your friend could do together even if they occur less often; (b) Go to the mall and hang out with other people.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. The following questions each describe a situation, and ask you to choose which of five emotions is most likely to result from that situation. Here is an example: Clara receives a gift Clara is most likely to feel?  (a) happy (b) angry (c) frightened (d) bored (e) hungry. If you think Clara would feel happy, you would mark option A and then move to the next question. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

An upcoming event might have bad consequences. Nothing much can be done to alter this. The person involved would be most likely to feel? (a) Sad; (b) Irritated; (c) Distressed; (d) Scared; (e) Hopeful


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. The following questions each describe a situation, and ask you to choose which of five emotions is most likely to result from that situation. Here is an example: Clara receives a gift Clara is most likely to feel?  (a) happy (b) angry (c) frightened (d) bored (e) hungry. If you think Clara would feel happy, you would mark option A and then move to the next question. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

Someone believes another person has deliberately caused something good to stop happening to them. However, they feel they can do something about it. They are most likely to feel? (a) Angry; (b) Contemptuous; (c) Distress; (d) Depressed; (e) Frustrated


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from four responses the most effective course of action to manage both the emotions the person is feeling and the problems they face in that situation. Although more than one course of action might be acceptable, you are asked to choose what you think the most effective response for that person in that situation would be. Remember, you are not necessarily choosing what you would do, or the nicest thing to do, but choosing the most effective response for that situation. Select one or more response(s) by returning the one or more corresponding lowercase letter(s) ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd'), and, if you selected more than one, sorting them, separated by hyphen, in the order that you think best ranks them from most to least effective, within the context of the vignette provided.

A demanding client takes up a lot of Jill's time and then asks to speak to Jill's boss about her performance. Although Jill's boss assures her that her performance is fine, Jill feels upset. What action would be the most effective for Jill? (a) Talk to her friends or workmates about it; (b) Ignore the incident and move on to her next task; (c) Calm down by taking deep breaths or going for a short walk; (d) Think that she has been successful in the past and this client being difficult is not her fault.

c-d. Calming down by taking deep breaths or going for a short walk can help Jill manage her emotions and reduce her stress levels. Thinking that she has been successful in the past and this client being difficult is not her fault can help her maintain a positive self-image and not take the criticism personally.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. The following questions each describe a situation, and ask you to choose which of five emotions is most likely to result from that situation. Here is an example: Clara receives a gift Clara is most likely to feel?  (a) happy (b) angry (c) frightened (d) bored (e) hungry. If you think Clara would feel happy, you would mark option A and then move to the next question. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

Phil's workmate Bart asks Phil to lie for him about money Bart has been stealing from the company. Phil does not agree. Phil is most likely to feel? (a) Excitement; (b) Anger; (c) Horror; (d) Contempt; (e) Shame


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. The following questions each describe a situation, and ask you to choose which of five emotions is most likely to result from that situation. Here is an example: Clara receives a gift Clara is most likely to feel?  (a) happy (b) angry (c) frightened (d) bored (e) hungry. If you think Clara would feel happy, you would mark option A and then move to the next question. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

Megan is looking to buy a house. Something happened and she felt regret. What is most likely to have happened? (a) She didn't make an offer on a house she wanted, and now she is trying to find out if it is too late; (b) She found a house she liked that she didn't think she would find; (c) She couldn't make an offer on a house she liked because the bank didn't get her the money in time; (d) She didn't make an offer on a house she liked and now someone else has bought it; (e) She made an offer on a house and is waiting to see if it is accepted.

(d) She didn't make an offer on a house she liked and now someone else has bought it.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. The following questions each describe a situation, and ask you to choose which of five emotions is most likely to result from that situation. Here is an example: Clara receives a gift Clara is most likely to feel?  (a) happy (b) angry (c) frightened (d) bored (e) hungry. If you think Clara would feel happy, you would mark option A and then move to the next question. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

Quan and his wife are talking about what happened to them that day. Something happened that caused Quan to feel surprised. What is most likely to have happened? (a) His wife talked a lot, which did not usually happen; (b) His wife talked about things that were different to what they usually discussed; (c) His wife told him that she might have some bad news; (d) His wife told Quan some news that was not what he thought it would be; (e) His wife told a funny story.

(d) His wife told Quan some news that was not what he thought it would be.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from four responses the most effective course of action to manage both the emotions the person is feeling and the problems they face in that situation. Although more than one course of action might be acceptable, you are asked to choose what you think the most effective response for that person in that situation would be. Remember, you are not necessarily choosing what you would do, or the nicest thing to do, but choosing the most effective response for that situation. Select one or more response(s) by returning the one or more corresponding lowercase letter(s) ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd'), and, if you selected more than one, sorting them, separated by hyphen, in the order that you think best ranks them from most to least effective, within the context of the vignette provided.

Benjiro's parents are in their late 80s and living interstate in a house by themselves. He is worried that they need some help but they angrily deny it any time he brings up the subject. What action would be the most effective for Benjiro? (a) Visit frequently and get others to check on them; (b) Believe his parents' claims that they are fine; (c) Keep telling his parents his concerns, stressing their importance; (d) Force his parents to move into a home.

The most effective course of action for Benjiro would be:

(a) Visit frequently and get others to check on them.

This way, Benjiro can keep an eye on his parents and ensure that they are safe and healthy. Additionally, by involving others, he can get a second opinion on their well-being and make sure that they are receiving the care they need. It is important to respect his parents' wishes, but also to ensure their safety.

(c) Keep telling his parents his concerns, stressing their importance.

While it is important to respect his parents' wishes, it is also important to communicate his concerns to them. By stressing the importance of their well-being, he may be able to convince them to accept help. However, this should be done in a respectful and non-confrontational manner.

(b) Believe his parents' claims that they are fine.

While it is important to respect his parents' wishes, it is also important to ensure their safety. Simply believing their claims that they are fine may not be the most effective course of action.

(d) Force his parents to move into a home.

Forcing his parents to move into a home would likely cause unnecessary stress and strain on their relationship. It is important to respect their wishes and autonomy as much as possible.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. The following questions each describe a situation, and ask you to choose which of five emotions is most likely to result from that situation. Here is an example: Clara receives a gift Clara is most likely to feel?  (a) happy (b) angry (c) frightened (d) bored (e) hungry. If you think Clara would feel happy, you would mark option A and then move to the next question. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

Dorian's friend is ill and coughs all over him without bothering to turn away or cover his mouth. Dorian is most likely to feel? (a) Anxiety; (b) Dislike; (c) Surprise; (d) Jealousy; (e) Rage


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. The following questions each describe a situation, and ask you to choose which of five emotions is most likely to result from that situation. Here is an example: Clara receives a gift Clara is most likely to feel?  (a) happy (b) angry (c) frightened (d) bored (e) hungry. If you think Clara would feel happy, you would mark option A and then move to the next question. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

Jim enjoys spending Saturdays playing with his children in the park. This year they have sporting activities on Saturdays and cannot go to the park with him any more. Jim is most likely to feel? (a) Angry; (b) Sad; (c) Frustrated; (d) Distressed; (e) Ashamed


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from four responses the most effective course of action to manage both the emotions the person is feeling and the problems they face in that situation. Although more than one course of action might be acceptable, you are asked to choose what you think the most effective response for that person in that situation would be. Remember, you are not necessarily choosing what you would do, or the nicest thing to do, but choosing the most effective response for that situation. Select one or more response(s) by returning the one or more corresponding lowercase letter(s) ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd'), and, if you selected more than one, sorting them, separated by hyphen, in the order that you think best ranks them from most to least effective, within the context of the vignette provided.

Alana has been acting in a high-ranking role for several months. A decision is made that only long-term employees can now act in these roles, and Alana has not been with the company long enough to do so. What action would be the most effective for Alana? (a) Quit that position; (b) Use that experience to get promoted when she is long term; (c) Accept this new rule, but feel hard-done-by; (d) Ask management if an exception can be made.

Option (b) would be the most effective course of action for Alana. She can use the experience she has gained in the high-ranking role to her advantage when she becomes eligible for the position. Option (d) could also be effective if Alana approaches management in a professional and respectful manner, explaining her situation and asking if an exception can be made. However, it is important to note that the decision ultimately lies with management and there is no guarantee that an exception will be made. Therefore, the most effective course of action would be to use the experience gained to her advantage in the future. The other options, quitting the position or accepting the new rule but feeling hard-done-by, would not be as effective in helping Alana achieve her career goals.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from four responses the most effective course of action to manage both the emotions the person is feeling and the problems they face in that situation. Although more than one course of action might be acceptable, you are asked to choose what you think the most effective response for that person in that situation would be. Remember, you are not necessarily choosing what you would do, or the nicest thing to do, but choosing the most effective response for that situation. Select one or more response(s) by returning the one or more corresponding lowercase letter(s) ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd'), and, if you selected more than one, sorting them, separated by hyphen, in the order that you think best ranks them from most to least effective, within the context of the vignette provided.

Joel has always dealt with one particular client but on a very complex job his boss gives the task to a co-worker instead. Joel wonders whether his boss thinks he can't handle the important jobs. What action would be the most effective for Joel? (a) Believe he is performing well and will be given the next complex job; (b) Do good work so that he will be given the complex tasks in future; (c) Ask his boss why the co-worker was given the job; (d) Not worry about this unless it happens again.

Response: (b) Do good work so that he will be given the complex tasks in future.

Explanation: Joel should focus on doing good work and proving his capability to his boss. This will increase his chances of being given complex tasks in the future. It is important for Joel to not jump to conclusions and assume that his boss thinks he can't handle important jobs. Asking his boss why the co-worker was given the job might come across as defensive and could potentially damage his relationship with his boss. Not worrying about it unless it happens again might cause Joel to miss out on opportunities to prove himself. Therefore, doing good work is the most effective response for Joel in this situation.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from four responses the most effective course of action to manage both the emotions the person is feeling and the problems they face in that situation. Although more than one course of action might be acceptable, you are asked to choose what you think the most effective response for that person in that situation would be. Remember, you are not necessarily choosing what you would do, or the nicest thing to do, but choosing the most effective response for that situation. Select one or more response(s) by returning the one or more corresponding lowercase letter(s) ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd'), and, if you selected more than one, sorting them, separated by hyphen, in the order that you think best ranks them from most to least effective, within the context of the vignette provided.

Max prides himself on his work being of the highest quality. On a joint project, other people do a lousy job, assuming that Max will fix their mistakes. What action would be the most effective for Max? (a) Forget about it; (b) Confront the others, and tell them they must fix their mistakes; (c) Tell the project manager about the situation; (d) Fix the mistakes.

Ranking: b-c-d

Explanation:

(b) Confronting the others and telling them they must fix their mistakes is the most effective course of action. This will communicate to the others that Max is not willing to accept their subpar work and will hold them accountable for their mistakes. It will also prevent Max from taking on all the work himself and potentially burning out.

(c) Telling the project manager about the situation is also a good option, as it will bring attention to the issue and may result in the project manager taking action to ensure that everyone is doing their fair share of the work.

(d) Fixing the mistakes himself is not the most effective course of action, as it enables the others to continue with their subpar work and puts all the responsibility on Max.

(a) Forgetting about it is not an effective course of action, as it allows the problem to continue and does not address the issue at hand.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. The following questions each describe a situation, and ask you to choose which of five emotions is most likely to result from that situation. Here is an example: Clara receives a gift Clara is most likely to feel?  (a) happy (b) angry (c) frightened (d) bored (e) hungry. If you think Clara would feel happy, you would mark option A and then move to the next question. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

If the current situation continues, Denise's employer will probably be able to move her job to a location much closer to her home, which she really wants. Denise is most likely to feel? (a) Distress; (b) Joy; (c) Surprise; (d) Hope; (e) Fear


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. The following questions each describe a situation, and ask you to choose which of five emotions is most likely to result from that situation. Here is an example: Clara receives a gift Clara is most likely to feel?  (a) happy (b) angry (c) frightened (d) bored (e) hungry. If you think Clara would feel happy, you would mark option A and then move to the next question. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

Edna's workmate organizes a goodbye party for Edna, who is going on holidays. Edna is most likely to feel? (a) Surprise; (b) Gratitude; (c) Pride; (d) Hope; (e) Relief


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from four responses the most effective course of action to manage both the emotions the person is feeling and the problems they face in that situation. Although more than one course of action might be acceptable, you are asked to choose what you think the most effective response for that person in that situation would be. Remember, you are not necessarily choosing what you would do, or the nicest thing to do, but choosing the most effective response for that situation. Select one or more response(s) by returning the one or more corresponding lowercase letter(s) ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd'), and, if you selected more than one, sorting them, separated by hyphen, in the order that you think best ranks them from most to least effective, within the context of the vignette provided.

Gloria's housemates never buy essential non-food items when they are running low, relying on Gloria to buy them, which she resents. They know each other reasonably well, but have not yet discussed financial issues. What action would be the most effective for Gloria? (a) Don't buy the items; (b) Introduce a new system for grocery shopping and sharing costs; (c) Tell her housemates she has a problem with this; (d) Hide her own personal store of items from the others.

(b) Introduce a new system for grocery shopping and sharing costs; (c) Tell her housemates she has a problem with this.

Explanation:
Option (a) of not buying the items may lead to resentment and tension among the housemates, and may not solve the underlying issue. Option (d) of hiding her own personal store of items is not a sustainable solution and may lead to further conflict.

Option (b) of introducing a new system for grocery shopping and sharing costs can help establish clear expectations and responsibilities among the housemates, and may prevent future misunderstandings. Option (c) of telling her housemates she has a problem with this can help open up communication and allow for a discussion of the issue, leading to a potential resolution.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. The following questions each describe a situation, and ask you to choose which of five emotions is most likely to result from that situation. Here is an example: Clara receives a gift Clara is most likely to feel?  (a) happy (b) angry (c) frightened (d) bored (e) hungry. If you think Clara would feel happy, you would mark option A and then move to the next question. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

Someone thinks that another person has deliberately caused something good to happen to them. They are most likely to feel? (a) Hope; (b) Pride; (c) Gratitude; (d) Surprise; (e) Relief


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from four responses the most effective course of action to manage both the emotions the person is feeling and the problems they face in that situation. Although more than one course of action might be acceptable, you are asked to choose what you think the most effective response for that person in that situation would be. Remember, you are not necessarily choosing what you would do, or the nicest thing to do, but choosing the most effective response for that situation. Select one or more response(s) by returning the one or more corresponding lowercase letter(s) ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd'), and, if you selected more than one, sorting them, separated by hyphen, in the order that you think best ranks them from most to least effective, within the context of the vignette provided.

Blair and Flynn usually go to a cafe after the working week and chat about what's going on in the company. After Blair's job is moved to a different section in the company, he stops coming to the cafe. Flynn misses these Friday talks. What action would be the most effective for Flynn? (a) Go to the cafe or socialize with other workers; (b) Don't worry about it, ignore the changes and let Blair be; (c) Not talk to Blair again; (d) Invite Blair again, maybe rescheduling for another time.

(d) Invite Blair again, maybe rescheduling for another time.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from four responses the most effective course of action to manage both the emotions the person is feeling and the problems they face in that situation. Although more than one course of action might be acceptable, you are asked to choose what you think the most effective response for that person in that situation would be. Remember, you are not necessarily choosing what you would do, or the nicest thing to do, but choosing the most effective response for that situation. Select one or more response(s) by returning the one or more corresponding lowercase letter(s) ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd'), and, if you selected more than one, sorting them, separated by hyphen, in the order that you think best ranks them from most to least effective, within the context of the vignette provided.

The woman who relieves Celia at the end of her shift is twenty minutes late without excuse or apology. What action would be the most effective for Celia? (a) Forget about it unless it happens again; (b) Tell the boss about it; (c) Ask for an explanation of her lateness; (d) Tell her that this is unacceptable.

(a) Forget about it unless it happens again.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from four responses the most effective course of action to manage both the emotions the person is feeling and the problems they face in that situation. Although more than one course of action might be acceptable, you are asked to choose what you think the most effective response for that person in that situation would be. Remember, you are not necessarily choosing what you would do, or the nicest thing to do, but choosing the most effective response for that situation. Select one or more response(s) by returning the one or more corresponding lowercase letter(s) ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd'), and, if you selected more than one, sorting them, separated by hyphen, in the order that you think best ranks them from most to least effective, within the context of the vignette provided.

Jumah has been working at a new job part-time while he studies. His shift times for the week are changed at the last minute, without consulting him. What action would be the most effective for Jumah? (a) Refuse to work the new shifts; (b) Find out if there is some reasonable explanation for the shift changes; (c) Tell the manager in charge of shifts that he is not happy about it; (d) Grumpily accept the changes and do the shifts.

The most effective course of action for Jumah would be to select (b) Find out if there is some reasonable explanation for the shift changes. It is important for Jumah to understand why the shift changes were made before taking any action. This will help him to determine if the changes are reasonable and if there is anything he can do to negotiate a better arrangement. If Jumah is not satisfied with the explanation, he can then consider discussing the matter with the manager in charge of shifts, but in a calm and professional manner. Refusing to work the new shifts or grumpily accepting the changes without understanding the reason behind them may not be the most effective way to manage the situation.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. The following questions each describe a situation, and ask you to choose which of five emotions is most likely to result from that situation. Here is an example: Clara receives a gift Clara is most likely to feel?  (a) happy (b) angry (c) frightened (d) bored (e) hungry. If you think Clara would feel happy, you would mark option A and then move to the next question. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

Somebody is most likely to feel surprised after? (a) Something unexpected happens; (b) Something unfamiliar happens; (c) Something unusual happens; (d) Something scary happens; (e) Something silly happens.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. The following questions each describe a situation, and ask you to choose which of five emotions is most likely to result from that situation. Here is an example: Clara receives a gift Clara is most likely to feel?  (a) happy (b) angry (c) frightened (d) bored (e) hungry. If you think Clara would feel happy, you would mark option A and then move to the next question. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

Sheila's workmate intentionally does not give Sheila some important information about applying for a raise. Sheila is most likely to feel? (a) Depressed; (b) Contemptuous; (c) Frustrated; (d) Angry; (e) Distressed


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. The following questions each describe a situation, and ask you to choose which of five emotions is most likely to result from that situation. Here is an example: Clara receives a gift Clara is most likely to feel?  (a) happy (b) angry (c) frightened (d) bored (e) hungry. If you think Clara would feel happy, you would mark option A and then move to the next question. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

Kevin has been working at his current job for a few years. Out of the blue, he finds that he will receive a promotion. Kevin is most likely to feel? (a) Pride; (b) Relief; (c) Joy; (d) Hope; (e) Guilt


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from four responses the most effective course of action to manage both the emotions the person is feeling and the problems they face in that situation. Although more than one course of action might be acceptable, you are asked to choose what you think the most effective response for that person in that situation would be. Remember, you are not necessarily choosing what you would do, or the nicest thing to do, but choosing the most effective response for that situation. Select one or more response(s) by returning the one or more corresponding lowercase letter(s) ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd'), and, if you selected more than one, sorting them, separated by hyphen, in the order that you think best ranks them from most to least effective, within the context of the vignette provided.

Moshe finds out that some members of his social sports team have been saying that he is not a very good player. What action would be the most effective for Moshe? (a) Although he may be bad at sport remember he is good at other things; (b) Forget about it; (c) Do some extra training to try and improve; (d) Leave that sports team.

c-d. The most effective course of action for Moshe would be to do some extra training to try and improve (c) and, if the situation does not improve, to leave that sports team (d). By doing extra training, Moshe can improve his skills and prove his teammates wrong. However, if the situation does not improve and he continues to feel uncomfortable or unwelcome on the team, leaving may be the best option for his emotional well-being. Telling Moshe to forget about it (b) may not be helpful as it may cause him to suppress his emotions and not address the issue. Telling Moshe to focus on his other strengths (a) may be helpful in boosting his self-esteem, but it does not address the issue at hand.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. The following questions each describe a situation, and ask you to choose which of five emotions is most likely to result from that situation. Here is an example: Clara receives a gift Clara is most likely to feel?  (a) happy (b) angry (c) frightened (d) bored (e) hungry. If you think Clara would feel happy, you would mark option A and then move to the next question. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

Leila has been unable to sleep well lately and there are no changes in her life that might indicate why. Leila is most likely to feel? (a) Angry; (b) Scared; (c) Sad; (d) Distressed; (e) Guilty


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from four responses the most effective course of action to manage both the emotions the person is feeling and the problems they face in that situation. Although more than one course of action might be acceptable, you are asked to choose what you think the most effective response for that person in that situation would be. Remember, you are not necessarily choosing what you would do, or the nicest thing to do, but choosing the most effective response for that situation. Select one or more response(s) by returning the one or more corresponding lowercase letter(s) ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd'), and, if you selected more than one, sorting them, separated by hyphen, in the order that you think best ranks them from most to least effective, within the context of the vignette provided.

Hasina is overseas when she finds out that her father has passed away from an illness he has had for years. What action would be the most effective for Hasina? (a) Contact her close relatives for information and support; (b) Try not to think about it, going on with her daily life as best she can; (c) Feel terrible that she left the country at such a time; (d) Think deeply about the more profound meaning of this loss.

Response: (a) Contact her close relatives for information and support.

Explanation: Hasina is in a difficult emotional situation, having just found out about her father's passing while being overseas. In this situation, it would be most effective for her to reach out to her close relatives for information and support. This will help her to feel more connected to her family and to get the support she needs to cope with her emotions. Option (b) is not effective as it suggests avoiding the situation, which can lead to unresolved emotions and difficulties in the future. Option (c) is not effective as it suggests blaming herself for leaving the country, which is not helpful or productive. Option (d) may be helpful for some people, but in this situation, it is not the most effective course of action as it does not address the immediate emotional needs of Hasina.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. The following questions each describe a situation, and ask you to choose which of five emotions is most likely to result from that situation. Here is an example: Clara receives a gift Clara is most likely to feel?  (a) happy (b) angry (c) frightened (d) bored (e) hungry. If you think Clara would feel happy, you would mark option A and then move to the next question. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

The nature of Sara's job changes due to unpredictable factors and she no longer gets to do the portions of her work that she most enjoyed. Sara is most likely to feel? (a) Ashamed; (b) Sad; (c) Angry; (d) Distressed; (e) Frustrated


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from among four responses what you would be most likely to do in the situation. Please note, there are no right or wrong answers. We all deal with situations in different ways. All that you need to do is answer each question honestly. Select one or more response(s) by returning the one or more corresponding lowercase letter(s) ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd'), and, if you selected more than one, sorting them, separated by hyphen, in the order that you think best ranks them from most to least effective, within the context of the vignette provided.

You are the secretary for your school chess club. You just found out that some of the club members have been complaining because you lose things and don't show up on time. What would you do in this situation? (a) Point out that you are not the only one who is late; (b) Make a list of your strengths and find a role in the club that would better suit you; (c) Quit the club and look for another one that will appreciate you; (d) Make an effort to be on time and keep track of things


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. The following questions each describe a situation, and ask you to choose which of five emotions is most likely to result from that situation. Here is an example: Clara receives a gift Clara is most likely to feel?  (a) happy (b) angry (c) frightened (d) bored (e) hungry. If you think Clara would feel happy, you would mark option A and then move to the next question. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

Someone believes that another person harmed them on purpose. There is not a lot that can be done to make things better. The person involved is most likely to feel? (a) Dislike; (b) Rage; (c) Jealousy; (d) Surprise; (e) Anxiety


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from four responses the most effective course of action to manage both the emotions the person is feeling and the problems they face in that situation. Although more than one course of action might be acceptable, you are asked to choose what you think the most effective response for that person in that situation would be. Remember, you are not necessarily choosing what you would do, or the nicest thing to do, but choosing the most effective response for that situation. Select one or more response(s) by returning the one or more corresponding lowercase letter(s) ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd'), and, if you selected more than one, sorting them, separated by hyphen, in the order that you think best ranks them from most to least effective, within the context of the vignette provided.

Evan's housemate cooked food late at night and left a huge mess in the kitchen that Evan discovered at breakfast. What action would be the most effective for Evan? (a) Tell his housemate to clean up the mess; (b) Ask his housemate that this not happen again; (c) Clean up the mess himself; (d) Assume that the housemate will clean it later.

b-c: Asking his housemate that this not happen again and cleaning up the mess himself would be the most effective course of action for Evan. By asking his housemate not to repeat the behavior, Evan is setting clear boundaries and expectations for future behavior. By cleaning up the mess himself, Evan is taking responsibility for his own environment and avoiding potential conflict with his housemate.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. The following questions each describe a situation, and ask you to choose which of five emotions is most likely to result from that situation. Here is an example: Clara receives a gift Clara is most likely to feel?  (a) happy (b) angry (c) frightened (d) bored (e) hungry. If you think Clara would feel happy, you would mark option A and then move to the next question. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

A person feels they have control over a situation. The situation turns out badly for no particular reason. The person involved is most likely to feel? (a) Confused; (b) Relieved; (c) Surprised; (d) Frustrated; (e) Distressed


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from four responses the most effective course of action to manage both the emotions the person is feeling and the problems they face in that situation. Although more than one course of action might be acceptable, you are asked to choose what you think the most effective response for that person in that situation would be. Remember, you are not necessarily choosing what you would do, or the nicest thing to do, but choosing the most effective response for that situation. Select one or more response(s) by returning the one or more corresponding lowercase letter(s) ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd'), and, if you selected more than one, sorting them, separated by hyphen, in the order that you think best ranks them from most to least effective, within the context of the vignette provided.

Reece's friend points out that her young children seem to be developing more quickly than Reece's. Reece sees that this is true. What action would be the most effective for Reece? (a) Talk the issue over with another friend; (b) Angrily confront her friend about making such statements; (c) Realize that children develop at different rates; (d) Talk to a doctor about what the normal rates of development are.

(c) Realize that children develop at different rates. (d) Talk to a doctor about what the normal rates of development are.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from among four responses what you would be most likely to do in the situation. Please note, there are no right or wrong answers. We all deal with situations in different ways. All that you need to do is answer each question honestly. Select one or more response(s) by returning the one or more corresponding lowercase letter(s) ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd'), and, if you selected more than one, sorting them, separated by hyphen, in the order that you think best ranks them from most to least effective, within the context of the vignette provided.

You have been working very hard with other students on a group project. A member of your team gives you some badly written work to include in the project. There is very little time before the project is due. What would you do in this situation? (a) Suggest ways that the student can improve the work; (b) Don't worry about it, just put the bad work in; (c) Tell the teacher about the situation; (d) Rewrite the work yourself


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. The following questions each describe a situation, and ask you to choose which of five emotions is most likely to result from that situation. Here is an example: Clara receives a gift Clara is most likely to feel?  (a) happy (b) angry (c) frightened (d) bored (e) hungry. If you think Clara would feel happy, you would mark option A and then move to the next question. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

A supervisor who is unpleasant to work for leaves Alfonso's work. Alfonso is most likely to feel? (a) Joy; (b) Hope; (c) Regret; (d) Relief; (e) Sadness


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from four responses the most effective course of action to manage both the emotions the person is feeling and the problems they face in that situation. Although more than one course of action might be acceptable, you are asked to choose what you think the most effective response for that person in that situation would be. Remember, you are not necessarily choosing what you would do, or the nicest thing to do, but choosing the most effective response for that situation. Select one or more response(s) by returning the one or more corresponding lowercase letter(s) ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd'), and, if you selected more than one, sorting them, separated by hyphen, in the order that you think best ranks them from most to least effective, within the context of the vignette provided.

Pete has specific skills that his workmates do not and he feels that his workload is higher because of it. What action would be the most effective for Pete? (a) Speak to his boss about this; (b) Start looking for a new job; (c) Be very proud of his unique skills; (d) Speak to his workmates about this.

a-d. The most effective course of action for Pete would be to speak to his boss about his workload. He can explain how his unique skills are contributing to his higher workload and ask for a solution that would balance the workload among his colleagues. It is also important for him to speak to his workmates about this, as they may not be aware of the situation and may be willing to help. Starting to look for a new job or being proud of his unique skills may not address the problem at hand.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from four responses the most effective course of action to manage both the emotions the person is feeling and the problems they face in that situation. Although more than one course of action might be acceptable, you are asked to choose what you think the most effective response for that person in that situation would be. Remember, you are not necessarily choosing what you would do, or the nicest thing to do, but choosing the most effective response for that situation. Select one or more response(s) by returning the one or more corresponding lowercase letter(s) ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd'), and, if you selected more than one, sorting them, separated by hyphen, in the order that you think best ranks them from most to least effective, within the context of the vignette provided.

Dorian needs to have some prostate surgery and is quite scared about the process. He has heard that it is quite painful. What action would be the most effective for Dorian? (a) Find out as much as he can about the procedure and focus on calming down; (b) Keep busy in the meantime so he doesn't think about the impending surgery; (c) Talk to his family about his concerns; (d) Talk to his doctor about what will happen.

The most effective course of action for Dorian would be (a) Find out as much as he can about the procedure and focus on calming down; (d) Talk to his doctor about what will happen. By finding out as much as he can about the procedure, Dorian can gain a better understanding of what to expect and alleviate some of his fears. Talking to his doctor can also provide reassurance and help him understand the process better. Keeping busy or talking to family may not address his concerns directly and may not be as effective in managing his anxiety.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. The following questions each describe a situation, and ask you to choose which of five emotions is most likely to result from that situation. Here is an example: Clara receives a gift Clara is most likely to feel?  (a) happy (b) angry (c) frightened (d) bored (e) hungry. If you think Clara would feel happy, you would mark option A and then move to the next question. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

Charles is meeting a friend to see a movie. The friend is very late and they are not in time to make it to the movie. Charles is most likely to feel? (a) Depressed; (b) Frustrated; (c) Angry; (d) Contemptuous; (e) Distressed


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from four responses the most effective course of action to manage both the emotions the person is feeling and the problems they face in that situation. Although more than one course of action might be acceptable, you are asked to choose what you think the most effective response for that person in that situation would be. Remember, you are not necessarily choosing what you would do, or the nicest thing to do, but choosing the most effective response for that situation. Select one or more response(s) by returning the one or more corresponding lowercase letter(s) ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd'), and, if you selected more than one, sorting them, separated by hyphen, in the order that you think best ranks them from most to least effective, within the context of the vignette provided.

Martina is accepted for a highly sought after contract, but has to fly to the location. Martina has a phobia of flying. What action would be the most effective for Martina? (a) See a doctor about this; (b) Don't go to the location; (c) Just get through it; (d) Find alternative travel arrangements.

a-d. The most effective course of action for Martina would be to see a doctor about her phobia of flying and find alternative travel arrangements. Seeing a doctor can help Martina manage her anxiety and fear of flying, and finding alternative travel arrangements can help her avoid the trigger of her phobia altogether. Avoiding the location (b) is not a viable option if the contract is highly sought after, and just getting through it (c) may cause unnecessary stress and anxiety for Martina.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from four responses the most effective course of action to manage both the emotions the person is feeling and the problems they face in that situation. Although more than one course of action might be acceptable, you are asked to choose what you think the most effective response for that person in that situation would be. Remember, you are not necessarily choosing what you would do, or the nicest thing to do, but choosing the most effective response for that situation. Select one or more response(s) by returning the one or more corresponding lowercase letter(s) ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd'), and, if you selected more than one, sorting them, separated by hyphen, in the order that you think best ranks them from most to least effective, within the context of the vignette provided.

Mei Ling answers the phone and hears that close relatives are in hospital critically ill. What action would be the most effective for Mei Ling? (a) Let herself cry and express emotion for as long as she feels like; (b) Speak to other family to calm herself and find out what is happening, then visit the hospital; (c) There is nothing she can do; (d) Visit the hospital and ask staff about their condition.

b-d.

Explanation: In this situation, it is important for Mei Ling to take action to manage her emotions and also address the problem at hand. Option (a) may be a natural response, but it does not address the problem and may prolong her distress. Option (c) is not helpful and may make Mei Ling feel helpless. Option (b) is a good first step as it allows her to gather information and seek support from other family members. Option (d) is also important as it allows her to directly address the problem and get updates on the condition of her relatives.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from four responses the most effective course of action to manage both the emotions the person is feeling and the problems they face in that situation. Although more than one course of action might be acceptable, you are asked to choose what you think the most effective response for that person in that situation would be. Remember, you are not necessarily choosing what you would do, or the nicest thing to do, but choosing the most effective response for that situation. Select one or more response(s) by returning the one or more corresponding lowercase letter(s) ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd'), and, if you selected more than one, sorting them, separated by hyphen, in the order that you think best ranks them from most to least effective, within the context of the vignette provided.

Jill is given an official warning for entering a restricted area. She was never informed that the area was restricted and will lose her job if she gets two more warnings, which she thinks is unfair. What action would be the most effective for Jill? (a) Think about the unfairness of the situation; (b) Accept the warning and be careful not to go in restricted areas from now on; (c) Explain that she didn't know it was restricted; (d) Take a few deep breaths and calm down about it.

b - Accept the warning and be careful not to go in restricted areas from now on; c - Explain that she didn't know it was restricted.

Explanation:

Option (b) is the most effective response because it acknowledges the warning and takes responsibility for future actions. This response shows that Jill is willing to learn from her mistake and take steps to prevent it from happening again.

Option (c) is also effective because it provides an explanation for Jill's actions and shows that she is not intentionally breaking the rules. This response may help to mitigate the severity of the warning and prevent future misunderstandings.

Option (a) is not an effective response because it does not address the problem at hand and may lead to further negative emotions.

Option (d) may be helpful for Jill to manage her emotions, but it does not address the problem or provide a solution.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from among four responses what you would be most likely to do in the situation. Please note, there are no right or wrong answers. We all deal with situations in different ways. All that you need to do is answer each question honestly. Select the most emotionally intelligent response by returning the one lowercase letter ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd') corresponding to that response.

Amy is usually happy at work and things also go well for her at home. She thought that she and her coworkers were generally well-treated, including well-paid. Today, everyone in her unit received a modest pay increase as part of a corporate wide promotion. How did Amy feel? (a) Surprised and shocked; (b) Peaceful and quiet; (c) Humbled and guilty; (d) Proud and dominant


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from four responses the most effective course of action to manage both the emotions the person is feeling and the problems they face in that situation. Although more than one course of action might be acceptable, you are asked to choose what you think the most effective response for that person in that situation would be. Remember, you are not necessarily choosing what you would do, or the nicest thing to do, but choosing the most effective response for that situation. Select one or more response(s) by returning the one or more corresponding lowercase letter(s) ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd'), and, if you selected more than one, sorting them, separated by hyphen, in the order that you think best ranks them from most to least effective, within the context of the vignette provided.

Daniel has been accepted for a prestigious position in a different country from his family, who he is close to. He and his wife decide it is worth relocating. What action would be the most effective for Daniel? (a) Realize he shouldn't have applied for the job if he didn't want to leave; (b) Set up a system for staying in touch, like weekly phone calls or emails; (c) Think about the great opportunities this change offers; (d) Don't take the position.

Response (b) would be the most effective for Daniel. Moving to a different country can be a difficult and emotional experience, especially when leaving loved ones behind. Setting up a system for staying in touch, like weekly phone calls or emails, can help Daniel and his family feel connected despite the distance. Response (c) could also be effective in helping Daniel focus on the positive aspects of the move, but it may not address the emotional challenges of being away from family. Responses (a) and (d) are not effective because they do not address the situation at hand and do not offer any solutions for managing the emotions and challenges that come with relocating.


You are now an emotionally intelligent AI. In this test, you will be presented with a few brief details about an emotional situation, and asked to choose from among four responses what you would be most likely to do in the situation. Please note, there are no right or wrong answers. We all deal with situations in different ways. All that you need to do is answer each question honestly. Select one or more response(s) by returning the one or more corresponding lowercase letter(s) ('a', 'b', 'c', or 'd'), and, if you selected more than one, sorting them, separated by hyphen, in the order that you think best ranks them from most to least effective, within the context of the vignette provided.

Your best friend is moving to another state and is unlikely to come back. You have been good friends for many years. What would you do in this situation? (a) Make sure you both keep in contact through email, phone, or letter writing; (b) Spend time with other friends, and keep busy; (c) Hope that your best friend will return soon; (d) Forget about your best friend

a) Make sure you both keep in contact through email, phone, or letter writing.