Goleman's Model of Emotional Intelligence Blog written by, Tejsinh Mohite Emotions are a part of our identity. They are what make us who we are. Humans, being emotional creatures, are one of the few that have figured out how to control their emotions. While animals and birds do show some emotional consideration, such as a wolf's despondent howl in the forest as it mourns the death of one of its own, or a bird displaying parental responsibility by protecting its hatchling from potential hazards. All beings experience emotions in some way, and this outward presentation of emotions shapes who we are in the world. These emotions are built into human nature, according to evolutionary biologists, because even Homo-Sapiens in the prehistoric world exhibited emotions. Humans have developed the mental capacity to better control their emotions as they have grown over the ages. Several societal and governmental restraints have also been imposed to keep our emotional outbursts in check. Ha...
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