Emotional And Personality Intelligence Intensely

Emotional and personality intelligence intensely

Nowadays, there is talk of emotions that are part of the personality traits and that take strength as we grow, being extroverted, assertive, efficient, successful and optimistic, are some of them, hence they become so important productions productionsAs "Inside out" (intensely), which in their context comes to stage the importance of our emotions to have optimal mental health, and how these emotions form our personality and the way in which we interact with other people depending on them.

In our protagonist (Riley) we find a paragon of the role of our emotions in our daily actions, although it may be surprising that is being seen in an 11 -year -old girl, it is the time when these emotions mentioned begin to declineIn frequency and intensity, especially those we call positive, this time the seventh art allows ushuman being;But not only are we composed of emotions, thoughts, short and long term memory, forgotten, dreams, unconscious, fantasy, abstract thinking and personality also appear in the film.

In the film they make an excellent graphical representation of the unconscious, because that is where our most hidden demons come from in analysis, not for nothing in the film make it look like the underworld and what to say about the analogy about dreams that are directly to the direct path toUnconscious, when the clown who was asleep in the unconscious appears in the dream producer;In addition, the only moment they have access to the unconscious is precisely when Riley is dreaming.

In itself, developing emotional intelligence is not an easy task nor is it an innate ability, since most of the time it is unconscious and emotions are controlled by regions of the evolutionarily very old brain. This set of skills that underlie the evaluation, assessment, expression and regulation of emotions are an environmental result in which the individual develops. (Feldman, 2010). So throughout the film we are very clear that emotions do not exist without the other (not for anything sadness and joy are lost at the same time) and also, two emotions or more can coexist in the same memory (In the end the spheres of thought come out of two colors, and not one anymore).