Emotional skills
Effect of teaching the social-emotional skills on developing these skills
... Social-emotional skills in the field of interpersonal and intrapersonal skill taught in 10 two-hour sessions to experimental group ...social- emotional skills and its components were higher ...
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Teachers’ Attitudes Regarding the Development of Socio-Emotional Skills in Elementary Schools in Greece
... socio-emotional skills for all ...and emotional intelligence of ...socio- emotional skills were presented incomplete and insufficient for carrying out ...
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"I liked that you can pat the dog and interact with it and read to it" - engaging the imagination: the effect of the Classroom Canines™ program on reading and social/emotional skills of selected primary school students
... It is widely accepted that children need to be engaged in the learning process in order to learn. ‘Imaginative Education’ is a movement dedicated to engaging students’ imaginations in learning and teachers’ imaginations ...
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Promoting Socio-Emotional Skills in School Children for Healthy Living
... The present study was carried out in two cultural zones of Haryana state. One thousand children in the age group of 6-10 years, 500 children from each cultural zone were assessed for their social and emotional ...
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Secondary Social, Emotional and Behavioural Skills (SEBS) pilot evaluation
... Some respondents, like those cited in the previous section, emphasised the need to expand SEBS awareness to other school subjects, but also went a step further in that the emphasised the importance of SEBS to the whole ...
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Adoption of a Serious Game in the Developing of Emotional Intelligence Skills
... There was a consensus among the students that FLIGBY was a relevant instrument in the development of emotional skills. First of all, it allowed these students to understand how EI becomes important in a ...
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ABSTRACT
... work. Emotional intelligence also known as ‗emotional quotient‘, or EQ was ranked sixth in the World Economic Forum‘s list of the top 10 skills that employees will need to possess to thrive in the ...
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Overcoming Communication Apprehension with Emotional Intelligence skills
... the Emotional Skills Assessment Process (ESAP) questionnaire to chart the profile of the emotional intelligence levels of Malay tertiary learners and the Personal Report of Communication ...
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Research of psychological features of future doctors emotional sphere
... the emotional sphere of the individual and arm themselves with methodological approaches to form their own emotional ...of emotional sphere of the personality; age characteristics of the ...
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Emotional Intelligence and Teacher Education
... The Emotional skills assessment process and emotional learning system provide an assessment and learning process to help teachers develop a plan of action to learn and apply emotional ...
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Emotional intelligence skills: is nurses’ stress and professional competence related to their emotional intelligence training? a quasi experimental study
... the emotional intelligence of public healthcare staff and its potential influence on public service encouragement, and job satisfaction, it was found that the components of emotional intelligence were ...
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Promoting social-emotional learning in school
... social-emotional skills such self-control, decision- making, communication, and problem-solving skills; more positive social behaviors such as daily behaviors related to getting along with and ...
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Promoting Tolerance Through Learning about Human Evolution and Creation Myths
... and skills, social and emotional skills, physical skills and health, family structure and home environment, access to community resources, and early school ...
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Relationship between Emotional Intelligence and Self-Concept in Individuals with Spinal Cord Injury
... of emotional skills such as Understanding and Emotional Regulation, since a pattern of high scores for these dimensions results in higher self-concept in those suffering from spinal cord injury As ...
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The Effectiveness of Emotional Intelligence Training on Communication Skills in Students with Intellectual Disabilities
... the emotional self and others and empathy (a fundamental component of EI) would deepen interpersonal communication, strengthen protection, feelings and seeking help from others, all of which will lead to an ...
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Unwillingness To Communicate At The Level Of Students’ Interpersonal Skills And Emotional Intelligence
... Personality, emotional intelligence and interpersonal skills are key determinants underlying people’s communication tendencies (Burgoon & Burgoon, 2010; Avtgis, ...between emotional intelligence ...
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Manuscript Title & Authors
... and emotional intelligence training programmes influence attitudes, feelings and behaviours can help practitioners provide the best quality of services for those who seek ...
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Parenting Skills and Emotional Availability: An RCT
... Parenting skills and emotional availability indexed by mother – child interaction, caregiving environment, knowledge and practices pertaining to early childhood care and feeding, and maternal depressive ...
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Manuscript Title & Authors
... Nurses should develop skills to assess patient's responses to the illness. This requires active self- introspection of the events, assessment of the events, psychological understanding of the patients and above ...
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INVESTIGATING THE SIGNIFICANCE OF EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE IN ENTREPRENEURIAL SKILLS: A REVIEW OF EMPIRICAL LITERATURE
... that emotional intelligence plays an important role in enhancing the potential success of entrepreneurial ventures (Amy, 2010) as positive emotions improve entrepreneurial creativity and opportunity recognition ...
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