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In this segment, the speaker introduces the Emotional Intelligence (EI) Code of Conduct, a set of 11 self‑operating principles designed to guide behavior. Reflecting on a decade of teaching EI, he notes that people often describe their day as either "on" or "off" their best behavior, indicating whether they successfully applied emotional intelligence. This observation led him to adopt the term "Code of Conduct," emphasizing that adult conversations about behavior—especially as a measure of EI use—are surprisingly scarce. The excerpt underscores the importance of naming the framework to highlight behavior as a central, yet under‑discussed, component of emotional intelligence practice.

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