Does someone want to help me to revise this abstract? :) Emotion recognition (RE) is a central component of the socio-emotional competence that allows us to decipher emotional states in oneself and others helping us to understand the origin thereof and regulate them for the purpose of achieving our personal goals; therefore it is not surprising that this emotional ability has been related in the literature to socio-educative variables such as social adjustment and academic success. In order to delve into the roots of the popularly called "Emotional Intelligence" (EI), this paper examines how 6-and-7-years-old children recognize emotions through images and textual contextual situations (which channel it is easier to recognize emotions, which emotion is recognized the better, which the worse, etc.) and the relationship of this skill with variables such as IQ (intelligence quotient or "g factor") and sex. To do this, a proof to measure emotion recognition was created and applied, alongside the IQ test Factor "g" Cattell, to a sample of 75 students (41.33% boys) of first year of primary education (M = 6.58, SD = .323). The results from the pilot study revealed: differences in the recognition of each emotion depending on the input presented (images or contextual situations); better capacity to recognize emotions through contextual situations; and lack of significant differences in the ER by intelligence or sex. As a compendium of the theoretical review and the found results, it can be concluded that ER is a complex ability that varies depending on the channel of recognition (images and contextual situations), evolutionary development and the emotion to be recognized; and it is independent, at least at an early age, of variables such as IQ and sex.

Names for number 0 Hi guys! How are you doing? I hope you can help me with this! When do you use the different names for the number 0 (zero, o, nil, nought, ...)? Which are the most common? I've read the article on the Wikipedia about "the names for the number 0" and some others, but I have some doubts: I know that "ZERO" is used for temperatures, "O" for spelling in hotels and telephones and "NIL" in sports (specially football), but... what about maths (decimals, percentages, etc.), number of things (I have zero/nought pens?), etc. Some helping hand? :) PD: Sorry for this question, I know that it isn't an easy one.

The beach is 5 minutes from my home Hi guys! How do you say that some place, the beach for example, is 5 minutes from your home? is "X minutes from THE PLACE" the correct structure? Is there another structure more natural among natives to express time-distance? Could you give some examples? Thanks in advance!

What does the sentence "you are all I long for" mean? I heard it in the song "Fly me to the moon": Fill my heart with song and let me sing forever more YOU ARE ALL I LONG FOR All I worship and adore https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aSPbwXUq9vM Thank you in advance! :* :* :*

What is the meaning of "being biased"? The other day I was listening a song on the radio that said something like: - "You think I'm biased to my significant other". What does "to be biased" mean in that context? Does it have other meanings? Thanks, Javi :D

You're best + verb (ing) // You're better off + verb (ing) Hi again guys! I've seen these two structures and I'm not sure if I understand their meanings... 1) To be better off + verb (ing)... = It's preferable...? e.g. --> You're better off going on foot to the gym (It'll be good for your health). 2) To be best + verb (ing) = You should...? e.g. --> You're ill, you're best staying at home. Am I right? Hope you can help me! Thanks in advance!!! :D

What is the meaning of "rub it in"? Hi guys! Some days ago I came across this sentence: - "No need to rub it in". Could you explain to me the meaning of "rub in"? Thanks in advanced! :D

Double apostrophe: "I love my mom's and grandma's food" Hi guys! I wanted to know if this sentence is correct or not (gramatically): "I love my mom's and grandma's food" Thanks in advance! Cheers! ^_^

Native English speakers: How would you answer (naturally) the question: When is your birthday? The other day I had to answer this questions and, although I know more or less how to do it in a formal way, I had the impression that it didn't sound very natural... I said something like: - "I was born the eleventh of Decemeber of 1989" (by the way... Should I have ommited the second "of"?) How would you answer that question in a natural way? Thanks in advanced!