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Gender Differences in Emotional Intelligence of adolescents
2012
International Journal of Scientific Research
This study examines differences in a sample of teachers based on level of Emotional Intelligence and gender in several dimensions of personal and job well-being such as job engagement, satisfaction with life and perceived stress. The sample comprised 349 elementary and primary teachers who completed the Spanish version of Emotional Intelligence (WLEIS), engagement (UWES), perceived stress (PSS) and satisfaction with life (SWLS) scales. The results showed that women reported higher scores in
doi:10.15373/22778179/may2014/171
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