Abstract: Emotional Intelligence (EI) is acknowledged as a crucial determinant of success in both personal and professional realms. Individuals with elevated emotional intelligence not only possess a heightened ability to perceive and understand their own emotions but as well as those of others. The current research study focuses on investigating the influence of demographic variables of working professionals like – age, gender, and work experience—on emotional intelligence. The study comprised a diverse sample of 103 female professionals and 71 male professionals.......
Keywords: Emotional Intelligence; EISWP Questionnaire; Age; Gender; Work Experience.
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