Recognizing emotions
Once a day, name a feeling, its intensity, and the event or interpretation that preceded it.
Your own report distinguishes recent behavior from scenario choices.Illustrative report structure
This example illustrates the report format; it is not a real person’s result.
Once a day, name a feeling, its intensity, and the event or interpretation that preceded it.
Your own report distinguishes recent behavior from scenario choices.In a difficult moment, write two plausible explanations for the feeling before deciding what it means.
Your own report distinguishes recent behavior from scenario choices.Before responding under pressure, pause, name your goal, and choose one action you can take deliberately.
Your own report distinguishes recent behavior from scenario choices.In one conversation, reflect back what you heard and ask what would help before offering advice.
Your own report distinguishes recent behavior from scenario choices.