I happened to think about IQ and EQ on my way home this afternoon. So, I'd like to try to say something about them.           Due to the nation's family planning policy, usually a couple only has a kid. Young father and mother pay much attention to the smooth and healthy growing of their baby even when it is still in its mother's womb  . So, traditionally speaking, most of the kids have quite higher IQ. The difference of IQ between kids are quite limited.      As EQ is concerned, I think the later experience of a kid in the society (home, schools, companies etc.) is of vital importance to shape his or her character. Even two kids have similar IQ, there could be a larger gap between their EQs if they have varied life experience.      What kind of people could be more possible to succeed? No doubt, the type of people with quite good combination of IQ and EQ! In my opinion, higher EQ at least includes the following aspects: 1. The ability to stand difficulty and setbacks; 2. Being optimistic towards any uncertainty ahead and having confidence to overcome difficulties facing him or her; 3. With rich inside world to feel others' blue moods and know how to help them solve their problems; 4. Skillful in communicating with _      When I observe colleagues and friends around, I do get my view. Even, I could predict that those people who could perfectly combine their IQs and EQs will be the winners in the society! Those talented graduates from famous colleges and universities couldn't achieve a lot if they don't know how to get along well with their colleagues! Individualism is far away from success in the integrated world. Team work needs cooperation consciousness which is an important element of EQ.      To be honest, I still have a long way to go to improve my EQ to perfect myself! How about you? Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a high EQ?
Getting on well with other people. Being able to overcome difficulties. Graduating from a good university. Taking positive attitudes towards whatever happens.
Question: I happened to think about IQ and EQ on my way home this afternoon. So, I'd like to try to say something about them.           Due to the nation's family planning policy, usually a couple only has a kid. Young father and mother pay much attention to the smooth and healthy growing of their baby even when it is still in its mother's womb  . So, traditionally speaking, most of the kids have quite higher IQ. The difference of IQ between kids are quite limited.      As EQ is concerned, I think the later experience of a kid in the society (home, schools, companies etc.) is of vital importance to shape his or her character. Even two kids have similar IQ, there could be a larger gap between their EQs if they have varied life experience.      What kind of people could be more possible to succeed? No doubt, the type of people with quite good combination of IQ and EQ! In my opinion, higher EQ at least includes the following aspects: 1. The ability to stand difficulty and setbacks; 2. Being optimistic towards any uncertainty ahead and having confidence to overcome difficulties facing him or her; 3. With rich inside world to feel others' blue moods and know how to help them solve their problems; 4. Skillful in communicating with _      When I observe colleagues and friends around, I do get my view. Even, I could predict that those people who could perfectly combine their IQs and EQs will be the winners in the society! Those talented graduates from famous colleges and universities couldn't achieve a lot if they don't know how to get along well with their colleagues! Individualism is far away from success in the integrated world. Team work needs cooperation consciousness which is an important element of EQ.      To be honest, I still have a long way to go to improve my EQ to perfect myself! How about you? Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a high EQ?
A. Getting on well with other people.
B. Being able to overcome difficulties.
C. Graduating from a good university.
D. Taking positive attitudes towards whatever happens.
Answer: