Introduction
Emotional intelligence is a character's ability to recognize, understand and manage his or her own emotions and those of others. This trait is crucial to creating characters who are able to interact effectively with their environment and with other characters. A character with high emotional intelligence will be adept at resolving conflicts, building strong relationships, and dealing with stressful situations calmly.
Emotional intelligence can be combined with other characteristics such as personality and interpersonal relationships to create deep and realistic characters. Conversely, a character with low emotional intelligence could generate conflict and misunderstanding, enriching the plot.
Variants of emotional intelligence
High empathy
Self-control
Self-awareness
Stress management
Social competence
Communication skills
Active listening
Negotiation skills
Emotional resilience
Emotional leadership
Emotional awareness of others
Ability to motivate others
Conflict management skills
Optimism
Ability to adapt
Ability to collaborate
Intrapersonal emotional intelligence
Interpersonal emotional intelligence
Ability to influence others
Ability to solve emotional problems
Ability to express emotions
Ability to balance emotion and rationality
Ability to self-regulate
Ability to inspire confidence
Ability to manage one's negative emotions
Ability to cultivate relationships
Ability to remain calm under pressure
Ability to interpret the emotions of others
Ability to avoid impulsive reactions
Ability to perceive emotional tone
