Both are rather ambiguously defined. However it would depend on what you were doing, if it was a purely intellectual exercise the the intelligence would be more important, dealing with a tragedy then emotional content would come to the fore.
Intelligence quotient is a attribute in which the level of intelligence a person is able to use. The same applied to emotions becomes the latter.
Eq is elephant quack and Iq is ice cream quack . There is a huge difference no one should mix this up
The quotient is the answer in a division problem.
The quotient is the answer in a division problem.
The quotient is the answer in a division problem.
The quotient of 50 and a number is 2.
IQ is Intelligence Quotient; while EQ is Emotional Quotient. The IQ measures a students ability and creativity.
No. Quotient does not mean multiply. When you divide two numbers, the result which comes is quotient.
More important than EQ or emotional intelligence or emotional quotient, an IQ intelligence quotient, is SQ or Spiritual quotient. The Spiritual quotient of a person is the level of evolvement a person has in his spiritual life. If we have realized that we are the Divine Spirit, the Atman, the Soul, not the body that we wear then we have a high SQ. Unfortunately, we are not the mind: where is the mind, you cannot find. We are not even the body - the body is constantly changing. When will we use our intelligence, our weapon and realize our SQ? Let us work towards our spiritual quotient.
what you get from dividing. For example, 6 divided by 2 is 3, and 3 is the quotient.
Soft skill is a term that is often associated with an individual Emotional Intelligence Quotient (EQ)
I.Q. Stands for Intelligence Quota. Actually, it stands for Intelligence Quotient.
That is rather hard to do as the concept of emotional intelligence has not one bit of evidence supporting it. I would suggest that all intelligence is integrated with emotion. Read " The Feeling if What Happens " by Antonio Damasio. The consensus is that emotion and cognition is not dichotomous in action in humans.