15 Emotional Intelligence Training Games

Author: (English) Jones, translated by Yao Zhigang
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: The Ken Jones series works is a rich, proven training game resource library. You can use them to enhance participants' awareness of their emotions, thereby improving their behavior and increasing their value to the organization. This set of games and scenario simulation tools can provide participants with a background environment, allowing them to experience, observe, and reflect on how they and others hold emotions. The 15 emotional intelligence training games do not provide right or wrong answers, nor do they attempt to teach knowledge. Participants have the right to strive to act personally or professionally, and the review and summary provide an opportunity to clarify concepts and help them deepen their understanding of themselves and each other. Emotional intelligence training games are suitable for any facilitator to use. The games do not require knowledge of psychology and do not attempt to explore emotions beyond the meaning of teamwork. Many games are open-ended, offering opportunities to explore emotions, and all of this only requires the facilitator to release some experience and confidence. This toolset can also help people gain more confidence in their emotions and in how they perceive others' emotions.