Assessing emotional intelligence Page 2 The Springer Series on Human Exceptionality Series
Editors Donald H. Saklofske, Ph. D Division of Applied Psychology University of Calgary …

A vast amount of research has documented an association between trait emotional
intelligence (EI) and mental health. Several pathways could account for this relationship …

Despite a growing number of studies on the role of the multidimensional construct of trait
emotional intelligence (EI) in health, most have focused on global EI, without examining the …

This study reports the first behavioral genetic investigation of the extent to which genetic
and/or environmental factors contribute to the relationship between the Big Five personality …

Purpose–This study seeks to draw on the theories of personality to investigate antecedents
and outcomes of consumer coping in instances of service failure. Specifically, the authors …

Purpose Poor stress management skills can compromise performance in the operating
room, particularly in inexperienced trainees. Little is known about individual differences in …

Numerous models of emotional intelligence (EI) have proposed the existence of hitherto
undiscovered mental abilities, competencies, and skills. The theory of trait emotional …

This study examined the relationship between trait emotional intelligence (trait EI) and
somatic complaints after controlling for positive and negative affect (PA and NA). 362 …

Emotional intelligence, or more accurately emotional and social intelligence (EI and SI)
manifest themselves at many levels within a person. Of the various levels at which EI and SI …

Considerable evidence supports the notion that higher job stress is associated with lower
quality of life (QOL), which is an increasingly common indicator to assess an individual's …