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    The document discusses different types of intelligence quotients (Q), including IQ which measures one's intelligence, knowledge, and facts, EQ which measures one's ability to manage emotions, and AQ or adaptation quotient which measures one's capacity to adapt to changing environments. It also mentions SQ or social quotient which measures one's ability to build and maintain social networks. While the different Q's are related, an individual may have stronger skills in some areas over others depending on their personality.

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    IQ vs.

    EQ

    The majority of us are aware with the usage of IQ and EQ as indicators of aptitude 
    and anticipated performance in the workplace.
    A new "Q," nevertheless, is quickly gaining popularity as the real barometer of suc
    cess in the contemporary workplace.
    The term for it is "AQ," or adaptation quotient.

    The intelligence, knowledge, facts, and trivia one possesses are measured by one’s
    IQ, or intelligence quotient.

    The intelligence, knowledge, facts, and trivia one possesses are measured by one's 
    IQ, or intelligence quotient.
    The ability to manage one's emotions in a variety of situations and with other indi
    viduals is known as emotional quotient, or EQ.
    AQ, or adaptability quotient: The capacity to flourish in a changing environment.
    In addition, SQ, or social quotient, hazarded to 'types' of intelligence.
    SQ measures a person's capacity for creating and sustaining a social network over 
    an extended length of time.
    The four categories of intelligence are correlated with one another, and dependin
    g on your personality or skill set, there may be a trade-off in some situations.
    For instance, a person with a very high IQ will frequently have a low IQ

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