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Psychology of Self-knowledge 3 lecture Olexandra Loshenko, Ph.D.

Emotional self-awareness - is a cognition of our own emotions and feelings that disclose personality with the aim of self-transformation. Emotional self-awareness can be seen as a way of human interaction with the world, in fact, as a process and as a statement of the result of this interaction, and as the external aspect of self-knowledge. Emotional self-awareness of personality

Functions of emotional self- awareness Identification of actual emotions and feelings Awakening of new emotions and feelings The purpose of emotional self-awareness - realization of emotional exchange.

"Emotion - is the inevitable part of life. People should know about the fact that it is not harmful for making rational decisions". (D. Goleman) Emotional self-awareness of personality

Benefit of emotional competence The key to interpersonal interaction An opportunity to understand ourselves and make important decisions. The ability to create diversity of links with the world Preference in dealing with stress

The structure of emotional competence Emotional self-awareness of personality Personal competenceSocial competence understanding ourselves self-regulation motivation empathy social skills

Understanding ourselves  emotional understanding of ourselves  adequate self-esteem  self-confidence Emotional self-awareness of personality

Self-regulation  self-control  reliability  conscientiousness  adaptability  openness to something new Emotional self-awareness of personality

Motivation  the motive of achievement  obligatoriness  initiative  optimism Emotional self-awareness of personality

Empathy  understanding of others  promoting the development of others  service orientation  use of diversity  political sensitivity Emotional self-awareness of personality

Social skills  persuasion  communication  conflict resolution  leadership  catalyzation of changes  creating links  collaboration and cooperation  ability to work in a team Emotional self-awareness of personality

The structure of emotional competence by C.Saarni  awareness of own emotional states;  ability to distinguish the emotions of others;  the ability to use a dictionary of emotions and expressions adopted in culture;  capability sympathetic and empathic inclusion in experiences of others;  the ability to understand that the internal emotional state does not necessarily correspond to the external expression both the individual and other people;  ability to cope with negative feelings;  the realization that the structure and nature of the relationship is largely determined by how emotions are expressed in the relationships;  ability to be emotionally adequate. Emotional self-awareness of personality

The structure of emotional competence by O.Loshenko  self-acceptance  awareness of own emotional states and their expression  the ability to recognize the emotions of others  emotional self-improvement  self-regulation and regulation emotions of others Emotional self-awareness of personality

Self-acceptance - is positive attitude towards ourselves and our past. Ability humorous look at things that occur in life. It consists of: self-love (as love to ourselves) self-esteem self-trust. Emotional self-awareness of personality

Awareness of own emotional states and their expression (emotional self-awareness) - the ability to understand own feelings and experiences at any time, the ability to talk about them, the ability to gane knowledge about what is happening around us. It consists of: self-awareness introspection self-esteem Emotional self-awareness of personality

The ability to recognize the emotions of others - at the same time, means the ability to maintain positive relationships with others. The ability to recognize the emotions of others - is a complex process that transforms the perceptual experience to inner experience, modifying it. It consists of: sympathy openness empathy Emotional self-awareness of personality

Emotional self-improvement - the ability to develop own potential, openness to new experience. It consists of: emotional literacy openness activity Emotional self-awareness of personality

Self-regulation and regulation emotions of others - is the ability to receive and control the feelings and emotions own, and others. The ability to use emotions to achieve goals. It consists of: self-control sociability trust to ourselves Emotional self-awareness of personality

Criterias of emotional competence: the level of emotional literacy, the ability to use emotional knowledge in practice, the formation of all components of emotional competence of personality. Emotional self-awareness of personality

Bodily maps of emotions

YOUR TASK