............. is the capacity to accurately recognize the psychological states of self and others, and manage our own psychological states and social situations effectively.

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• The virtue which represents our capacity for sympathy, empathy, compassion and love in our relationship with others.
• An organized set of beliefs that allows to anticipate situations in which negative information is likely to be received about the self and then to develop strategies for dealing with these is ....................
• When two partners take a positive view of their relationship that their partners are better than others, their love is stronger than other’s love, and that they have more control over the outcome of their relationship than others and so are less likely to separate; they are said to show ..........
• The ability to understand feelings in the self and others, and to use these feelings as informational guides for thinking and action
• The virtue that provide the strength to control excesses and restrain impulses which may harm the self and others.
• .......... involves accurate self-perception and acceptance of one’s strengths and accomplishments and imperfections and failures, coupled with a greater focus on the value of all people and things than on the self.
• .......... directs organisms toward situations and experiences that potentially may yield pleasure and reward
• One’s tendency to think that he is more competent and better liked than others and describe himself primarily in positive terms is an example for ..........
• An individual’s capacity to produce novel and useful ideas.
• ............. is referred as the goal directed thinking in which a person has the perceived capacity to find routes to directed goals.