Recognizing emotions
your own emotions and emotional cues in others
General EQ looks at responses to everyday emotional and social situations. Basic provides a shorter orientational profile, while Extended adds more situational confirmation across six domains.
Important: the assessment is orientational and is not a standardized psychological or clinical diagnostic test.
PICALLW separates the result into meaningful areas and presents it as an orientation. Concentration, fatigue, language, experience and testing conditions can influence performance.
your own emotions and emotional cues in others
responses to stress, tension and conflict
relationships, friends, family and everyday cooperation
Basic is designed for a quicker orientational overview. Extended includes more tasks or situational confirmations and provides a deeper profile.
IQ, General EQ and Workplace EQ are not merged into a single score. Each area is reported and interpreted separately.
Designed for the general population and personal development. EQ is not the same as personality, mental health or clinical assessment. The result is a structured, orientational view of responses to selected situations.
EQ is a commonly used label for emotional intelligence, also called EI (Emotional Intelligence).
No. IQ and EQ describe different areas and PICALLW reports them separately.
Yes. The PICALLW EQ assessment is free to take.
Choose the assessment type, then select Basic or Extended.