Emotional Intelligence (Psychology)
Inteligencia Emocional esencial en el universitario Essential Emotional Intelligence in the university
... CE® Emotional Coefficient Test was ...of Psychology of the ...II: Emotional Knowledge in the area of optimal performance level, ...of Emotional Quotient and Beliefs, in Compassion = ...of ...
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Emotional intelligence and leadership
... Emotional Intelligence can be defined as an ability to manage ...of emotional intelligence, it would be able to identify these emotions, understand, analyze and manage them in a way that does ...
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Emotional intelligence and job satisfaction: the role of organizational learning capability
... Accordingly, we used the Schutte et al. (1998) EI scale, which is a self report, Likert-type scale. It is a 33-item emotions scale that assesses the extent to which individuals perceive, understand, regulate, and harness ...
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Physical activity and emotional intelligence among undergraduate students: a correlational study
... This study included a large and homogeneous sample, which is a strength. It also makes an essential contribu- tion to the literature in a field that requires further in- vestigation, as does PA and its relationships with ...
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Brief emotional intelligence inventory for senior citizens (EQ-I-M20)
... Inventario Breve de Inteligencia Emocional para Mayores (EQ-i-M20). Antecedentes: en los últimos años se han realizado diversos estudios que revelan la existencia de múltiples benefi cios que en la población mayor logran ...
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Emotional intelligence and frequency of alcohol use and during adolescence
... the emotional state (Moral Jiménez, Rodríguez Díaz, & Sirvent Ruiz, 2005), beliefs or expectations about consumption (Londoño Pérez, García Hernández, Valencia Lara, & Vinaccia Alpi, 2005), and social ...
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Emotional intelligence and coping styles: relations between parents and children
... that emotional intelligent children usually have parents who are sensitive to their emotional ...the emotional and coping competences of children and parents are rare, with few samples and conducted ...
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Normalizing difference: Emotional intelligence and diversity management competence in healthcare managers
... A relevant theory associated with the Theory of Conscious Competence is the Dunning- Kruger Effect (Kruger & Dunning, 1999). This refers to a form of cognitive bias where individuals who are relatively unskilled, ...
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How does university teachers' emotional intelligence relate to their self efficacy beliefs?
... social intelligence, Thorndike (as cited in Wong & Law, 2002: 245) identified social intelligence as “the ability to under- stand and manage men and women, boys and girls and to act wisely in human ...
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The effect of emotional intelligence as a mediator of the relationship between transformational leadership and professional learning community
... The emotional intelligence of a leader refers to the ability to identify and control the emotions of self and others, to motivate self, to manage one’s emotion, and to manage the relationships with others ...
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La influencia de la inteligencia emocional en el comportamiento agresivo [ the influence of emotional intelligence on aggressive behavior]
... of emotional intelligence may reside in the explanation of cognitive resources depleted as ...high emotional intelligence level allow a successful emotional processing and that might ...
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La inteligencia emocional como elemento estratégico en la empresa / Emotional intelligence as a strategic element in the company
... to emotional intelligence and the company have been reviewed by the nominations made by several authors taking from them a sample that allows to understand the various strategies through cases implemented ...
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Emotional intelligence and labor motivation
... Similarly, Jennifer M. George through her publication Emotions and leadership: The role of emotional intelligence. (2000). Affirming that leaders with a high level in IE are able to motivate their team and ...
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Emotional Intelligence in Nursing Students
... Abstract: Emotional Intelligence (EI) stands as an es- sential element for establishing and maintaining qual- ity interpersonal relationships and developing an ade- quate therapeutic relationship (Schutte, ...
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Training Course On Emotional Intelligence: The Experience of Emotional Intelligence in a Secondary Education Project
... develop emotional intelligence in secondary ...on Emotional Intelligence (TCEI) offers the oppor- tunity for secondary students to develop their emotional intelligence ...
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Emotional Intelligence and work performance in the Air Force: an empirical study
... term emotional intelligence was reportedly used for the first time by Wayne Payne ...term emotional intelligence in his doctoral thesis, ¨a study of emotion: developing emotional ...
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Análisis del MEIT (Mobile Emotional Intelligence Test) como instrumento de medida de la Inteligencia Emocional
... Since Mayer and Salovey published in 1990 his first book on emotional intelligence (EI), research has significantly advanced (Schulze and Roberts, 2005). The importance of EI in different fields increases ...
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Emotional intelligence in strategic plan
... In the work Emotional Quotient (Goleman, 2008), two minds are differentiated for each individual. One of them is the one that thinks (the "brain", the rational side, conscious and with the capacity for ...
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Emotional intelligence in nurses: The Trait Meta-Mood Scale
... of emotional clarity and emotional repair and to decrease the levels of emotional attention, promoting benefits for nurses, patients and health ...
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... of emotional intelligence (repair and clarity) were significantly correlated with ...perceived emotional intelligence components predict aspects such as vital satisfaction and more subjective ...
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