Boost Socio-Emotional Stability

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s t S o l i t y
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Albert P. Calina
ADAS II
SOCIO-EMOTIONAL
- relating to an individuals emotions and
relationship to society.
- This aspects refers to a person initiating,
cultivating and responding to others.
Business leader says that social-emotional
skills are essential to achieve succession of the
business.
Relationship-building, problem solving,
collaboration, and assertiveness are all commonly
known as skills for socio-emotional.
Some ways to practice social emotional:
❖ Practice listening to coworkers
- sometimes a colleague might need a moment
to talk about an issue or just tell you about their day.
 Verbalize how you’re feeling
-if you are having trouble understanding your
feelings or emotions during a workday, consider
talking them out loud.
❖ Accept emotions and check behaviors
-if you are analyzing yourself, this process can be
a great way to manage your emotions at work if you are
feeling stressed and anxious.
❖ Focus on empathy
-if you are frustrated with a colleague at work,
consider looking at the situation from their perspective.
❖Set goals
- if you are having trouble completing your work
throughout the day, consider setting small goals for
yourself.
❖ Maintain positive mindset
-if you struggle to keep a positive attitude as you
work, consider analyzing those emotions and providing
counterpoints.
We can improve or boost our socio-emotional
stability to have a better work environment in a way
of building a rapport with someone we are
comfortable with at office. Creating healthy
friendship helps to de-stress during the breaks and it
brings emotional stability and the vigour to get back
to work.
Five social emotional learning skills:
❖ Self -awareness
-understanding your emotions, thoughts and
how they influence your behavior.
❖ Self-management
-the ability to regulate your emotions and
behaviors in different situations and to set the work
towards the goals.
❖ Responsible decision making
-the ability to make positive choices and take
responsibility for positive and negative outcomes.
❖ Social awareness
-the ability to take the perspective and emphatize
with others.
❖ Relationship skills
-ability to establish and maintain healthy and
meaningful relationships with others.
Social emotional learning is vital because
it teaches them crucial life skills, including the
ability to understand themselves, develop a
positive self-image, take responsibility for
their actions, and forge relationships with the
people around them.
PUT YOURSELF IN SOMEONE ELSE
SHOES

To imagine oneself in the situation or


circumstances of another person, so as to
understand or empathize with their
perspective, opinion of point of view.

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