1. I am aware of my breathing when I work.
2. When someone isn’t feeling great, I know it right away even if they don’t say anything.
3. When something doesn’t sit well with me, I mention it right away.
4. People confide in me easily and talk to me about how they feel.
5. I understand the reasons behind my emotions (triggers).
6. I can tell what others are feeling.
7. When someone attacks me, I try to understand what’s really going on before responding.
8. When I have a criticism to make to someone, I express my point of view in a straightforward yet tactful manner.
9. When something happens to me, I can clearly identify the emotions I’m feeling.
10. I can easily perceive people’s emotions at work and at home.
11. I can easily talk about myself and my emotions.
12. I can easily get others to express their emotions and feelings.
13. When I don’t feel great, I can easily figure out why.
14. When people share their feelings with me, I quickly understand what’s going on with them.
15. When things don't go well, I can easily manage the frustration I am experiencing.
16. When people share their problems and feelings with me, I can help them to better handle the situation.
17. When two people are in conflict, I can usually get them to resolve their differences.
18. I can effectively identify the physiological changes (breathing, pulse, muscular tension) that precede an emotional reaction.
19. I can easily detect people’s emotions: sadness, fear, anger, joy, surprise, and disgust.
20. I readily share my feelings at work and at home.
21. During a conversation, I pay special attention to the emotions that the other person is expressing.
22. I easily know why I feel this or that emotion.
23. I easily know why people are sad, frustrated, angry or afraid.
24. When something affects me, I realize it pretty quickly.
25. During a discussion, I can effectively detect emotions by observing people’s body language (tone of voice, facial expressions, gestures).
26. When something worries, frustrates or saddens me, I can talk about it directly.
27. When I’m talking to someone and see that something is wrong, I can get them to open up about it.
28. When someone does something that bothers me, I can quickly identify my emotion (anger, irritation, disappointment, impatience, etc.).
29. When someone is reacting emotionally, I can quickly see what made them react that way.
30. When someone pushes me to react, I can keep my cool.
31. If I say something to someone that pushes their buttons, I can take a step back and fix the situation effectively.
32. When someone directly confronts me, I easily maintain control over my emotions and react with composure.