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Showing 1 to 17 of 17 for “"Trait EI"”.
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Trait Emotional Intelligence: Protecting Health from the Negative Impact of Stress
This thesis explored the ability of two trait EI subscales [Emotional recognition and expression (ERE), and Emotional control (EC)] to explain significant amounts of unique variance in health variables. It asked first, whether the relationship between trait EI and health was mediated by coping, …
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Ability emotional intelligence, trait emotional intelligence and borderline personality disorder
… validity of four Emotional Intelligence (EI) measures examined were one ability EI measure( Mayer-Salovey-CarusoE motional Intelligence Test [MSCEIT]); and three self-report/trait EI measures (Schutte Emotional Intelligence Scale [SEIS], Multidimensional Emotional Intelligence Assessment …
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AN EXAMINATION OF THE TEIQUE AND ITS ASSOCIATION WITH THE BIG FIVE FACTORS, RELATIONSHIP QUALITY, AND GENERAL MENTAL HEALTH IN AN AMERICAN COLLEGE SAMPLE
This study sought to clarify trait EI's relationships with general personality and positive life outcomes, extending previous research suggesting that trait EI is a distinct part of personality and that it positively predicts positive life outcomes. This study examined the discriminant validity of …
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Emotion and the Tripartite Emotion-functioning Capacities in Debiasing Sunk-cost Fallacy: A Trait-level Review
… capacities in debiasing sunk-cost fallacy at trait-level. An online survey was used to study 378 US adults and found that dispositional positive and negative affectivity, trait-mindfulness, trait-EI and reappraisal were associated with debiasing sunk-cost fallacy. Among these factors, …
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Trait Emotional Intelligence, Personality and the Self-Perceived Performance Ratings of Casino Key Account Representatives
… and Furnham (2001) have proposed the theory of trait EI, which is measured using a self-report test. These authors indicated that the theory encompasses behavioural tendencies and self-perceived abilities like a personality trait; therefore, its investigation should be primarily conducted within …
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The therapeutic relationship and its links to emotional intelligence
The importance of emotional intelligence (EI) as a theoretical construct to understand human emotions has become quite prominent over the last two decades. However, the concept of EI has not been frequently applied to the therapeutic setting. This study investigated the role that EI plays in …
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Game Appropriation: Where does the gamer fit?
… daily practices, including the nature of their gameplay. Gaming is not viewed as a set of defined moments of participation but as a dynamic activity, directly interrelated with a gamers’ everyday life. Therefore, a broad perspective on motivation and gaming is adopted, incorporating not only …
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Investigating the process underlying responses to emotional intelligence inventories
A recently zeitgeist, affective revolution (Barsade, Brief, & Spataro, 2003), shed lights on the importance of affective components of human nature. In the field of Industrial and Organizational (I/O) Psychology, emotional intelligence (EI) was found to be a crucial predictor for core criteria in …
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The relationship between the emotional intelligence and ethical behaviour of attorneys
… questionnaires were administered, namely the Trait Emotional Intelligence Questionnaire - Short Form (TEIQue-SF) (Petrides, 2009), Virtue-Ethics Importance Scale (VAIS) (Swaim, 2004) and Consequential Scale (Tanner, et al., 2007). Ethical dilemmas were also included in the survey to which …
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Trait Emotional Intelligence: Evaluating the theoretical construct, its relationship to other psychological variables, and potential interventions to enhance it.
… distinct approaches to Emotional Intelligence (EI): ability and trait. To date, however, the literature indicates that the construct remains poorly defined and not always adequately measured. Focusing on trait EI, the current thesis identifies a number of research questions that centre on what …
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Adjustment to University: Predictors, Outcomes and Trajectories
… setting, and that emotional intelligence (EI) may also have something useful to offer as a predictor. Consequently, a follow-up study was undertaken to explore relations between adjustment to university and four disparate measures of EI. Results indicated that the self-report/trait EI …
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Loneliness, Interpersonal Sensitivity and the Mechanisms through which the Dimensions of Trait Emotional Intelligence May Protect Against Clinical Depression
… associated with loneliness and depression –-perceived social support, emotional intelligence, and interpersonal sensitivity –- with the aim of showing how these three constructs influence the relationship between loneliness and depression. Previous research that jointly examines all five …
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Promoting emotional intelligence in adolescence through service-learning
… study addresses emotional intelligence (EI) development, through the implementation of service-learning curricula, in adolescents ages 13-18. An interrupted time series with non-equivalent multi-group design was used for this study. This design included multiple pre-tests, an application …
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Emotional Intelligence and Graduate Employability
… the role played by emotional intelligence (EI) in graduate employability. It also investigates whether or not it is possible to teach EI within a Higher Education (HE) environment in order to develop these abilities in undergraduate students and enhance their employability potential. To …
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Confirming the factor structure of the 41–item version of the Schutte Emotional Intelligence Scale
The research on Emotional Intelligence (EI) has advanced considerably over the past 20 years because of the construct's scientific and practical relevance. However, in South Africa, a measurement instrument of EI that is valid, reliable, standardised, has a consistent factor structure, in a …
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Emotional intelligence in binge eating disorder among the obese population
… levels of (a) the global Emotional Intelligence (EI) trait and its constituting dimensions, (b) the engagement in overeating behaviours (i.e., Emotional, External, and Restrained Eating), and (c) the engagement in different Coping styles. The research further sought to establish whether the global …
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Emotional intelligence: coping and well-being amongst higher education academics. Are they related? How are they experienced?
… evaluate the concept of emotional intelligence (trait EI) in the higher educational context (University) and to investigate the relationship between emotional intelligence, coping and well-being. The research explored: how university academics cope emotionally with interpersonal relationships; if …