Measuring emotional intelligence and related constructs

Nicola S. Schutte · John M. Malouff

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Emotional Intelligence and Performance Personality Traits and Psychology Social Skills and Education

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Schutte and Malouff (psychology, Nova Southeastern U., Florida) have compiled a number of questionnaires for assessing emotional attributes such as social awareness, expressivity, emotional control, coping styles, optimism and pessimism, impulsiveness, and interpersonal reactivity. For each test they include a discussion of its purpose and development, relationship to emotional intelligence, administration and scoring, sample and cutoff scores, reliability, and validity. Double spaced.

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