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Insights Into Teens

Insights Into Teens: Episode 161 ”Emotional Intelligence”

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Similar to IQ, your “intellectual quotient” your emotional intelligence is a measure of how capable you are in handling your emotions. The difference between the two is that you can improve your emotional intelligence as you get older.
Today on Insights Into Teens we’re going to take a look at what Emotional Intelligence is, why it’s important and how to improve it.

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Insights Into Teens: Episode 159 ”Social Phobia”

Social Phobia is something most of us experience at one time or another and at varying degrees of severity. It’s that nervous feeling you get if you speak in front of a group. That shy feeling you experience around others who aren’t in your inner circle. Or the self-consciousness you may experience out in public for any number or reasons.

But Social Phobia that is uncontrolled and severe can be crippling and lead to other issues.

On today’s episode of Insights Into Teens we’re going to take a look at what Social Phobia is, what causes it, how it can affect your life, and ultimately how to deal with it.

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Insights Into Teens: Episode 158 “Shyness”

Some people welcome new experiences and new people. They look forward to any opportunity to socialize. They’re often the first to introduce themselves and they jump into a conversation easily. Other people are quiet and shy, and prefer to warm up slowly to new people or situations. In today’s episode of Insights Into Teens we’ll talk about what Shyness is, why people are shy and how to cope with shyness.

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Insights Into Teens: Episode 156 ”Teens and Materialism”

Teens today are often described as being the most materialistic generation in history. 

Whether this is accurate or not, it’s hard to argue that many teens today do exhibit materialistic tendencies.

On this episode of Insights Into Teens we’ll explore teen materialism, we’ll take a look at the contributing factors, and we’ll look at how to help teens cope with materialism.