How does Branch 4 differ from Branches 1–3 in Salovey and Mayer’s model of emotional intelligence?
A. Branches 1–3 each include emotional suppression.
B. Branch 4 is composed of understanding emotions.
C. Branch 4 involves the difficult task of mood regulation.
D. Branches 1–3 require less cognition.
Ans: C
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