EQ Healthy Baby (II) - 50 Ways to Raise a Child Successfully

Author: Zhou Xihua
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Publication Date: 2002-05-01
Features: EQ, or emotional quotient, is a concept describing psychological abilities proposed by American psychologist relative to "IQ" (intelligence quotient). American psychologist Terman's longitudinal study on "geniuses" with IQs over 140 showed that the group with significant achievements in adulthood far outperformed the group with little achievement in adulthood in terms of confidence, initiative, and perseverance, among other emotional quotient aspects. EQ plays a decisive role in a person's success at critical moments. Want your child to be successful and happy? It depends on whether you not only value early intellectual development but also prioritize the shaping of a sound personality during the critical period (0-6 years). You need both IQ and "EQ."