그릇 · Geureut SQ
SQ test
Social intelligence in four areas: reading what is going on in a room, adjusting to different people and groups, saying what you need without damage, and bringing people together.
What it measures
- Reading the room — Noticing what is really going on between people.
- Adapting — Adjusting your style to different people and settings.
- Speaking up — Saying what you need without harming the relationship.
- Connecting — Making people feel included and at ease.
How solid these are
Situational questions follow what most socially skilled people would do, as judged by raters and recalibrated from everyone who takes the test. The rest is self-report: being shy is not the same as low social intelligence, and the areas show the difference.