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Unlike the IQ, your emotional intelligence (EQ) <u>may be improved over time by becoming more mindful</u>

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Emotional intelligence is the understanding and usage of one's own emotions in a positive way to relieve their stress. It also helps for effective communication, to overcome challenges, to empathize and to defuse any bad situation.

Option A is the correct for IQ ( Intelligence quotient ). Option C is wrong because EQ can be built in any stage of your life. EQ is basically emotions. So option D is incorrect.

Therefore, Unlike the IQ, your emotional intelligence (EQ) may be improved over time by becoming more mindful

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