10.5937/industrija42-5263 = The quality of business communications depending on attachment style, social emotional competences and personality traits

Nikić, Gordana; Mitrović, Milena; Travica, Vesna

doi:10.5937/industrija42-5263

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“…In the research from 2014 and 2015 (Nikić et al, 2014a(Nikić et al, , 2015, it was obtained that managers as well as management students have higher scores on all three scales of emotional intelligence. It was shown that respondents with higher scores on emotional intelligence, show greater activity and sociability and lover levels of neuroticism and aggression, which is important for teamwork.…”

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The relation between gender and differences in emotional intelligence of female managers in modern rural tourism

Prodanović

Nikić

Stamatović

2021

Ekonomika poljoprivrede

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The main goal of this research is to examine the relation between gender and differences in affective attachment, emotional intelligence and self-esteem among students population. The scales for self-assessment of emotional intelligence, affective attachment and self-esteem were used in the current research. The sample consisted of 231 respondents, students of tourism and hospitality management, 71 males and 160 females. Considering that our sample is not representative, because there is a large disproportion in the number of male and female respondents, and that distribution of scores on measured variables deviates from normal, we used nonparametric techniques: Mann-Whitney U test and Kruskal-Walis oneway analysis of variance. The results show that female students have more pronounced emotional intelligence in the domain of perceiving and understanding emotions, as well as a better ability to regulate and manage emotions compared to male respondents, while the measured scores at scale of affective attachment and self-esteem did not show statistically significant differences between gender. On further, female managers in our research see the development of rural tourism as their business opportunity.

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confidence: 99%