Neuroscientific Emotional Intelligent Assessment ™

Neuroscientific Emotional Intelligence (N.E.I) is the neurological and physiological understanding of managing and expressing one’s emotions. NEI handles interpersonal relationships judiciously and empathetically. It provides a biological basis for emotional intelligence, showing how certain brain structures and processes are involved in recognising, regulating, and understanding emotions. While emotional intelligence involves skills and behaviours, neuroscience underpins the mechanisms behind these capabilities. In the process it emphasises how neurology impacts our emotional experiences and social interactions. Understanding these connections, can help us refine strategies for enhancing emotional intelligence and improving our overall emotional well-being.

We use two specific competencies of Daniel Goleman’s Emotional Intelligence conceptual framework: personal mastery (self) and interpersonal mastery (others). Individuals who demonstrate high levels of NEI, are better at understanding themselves and others. They have drive, energy and optimism to make decisions confidently, express their views, and manage their emotions. Furthermore, they are more capable of being sensitive to interpersonal and organisational dynamics and relate to others with diplomacy and tact.