Emotional Intelligence

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“…Current conflicts involving non-state actors require military leaders to adapt to shifting roles, where EI favours interpersonal relationships, regulates stress, and focuses on optimising decision making (Jeppesen 2017). However, it is essential to realise that EI is a construct that captures differences between individuals in the expression, regulation, and management of emotional experiences, so it is very important to see the relationship between them, relating it to different past experiences and future perspectives (Agnoli 2023). Using EI to encourage others to adopt a desired behaviour is essential for a leader who seeks to build solid teams and facilitate the acceptance and adaptation of team members to organisational changes (Issah 2018).…”

Emotional Intelligence in Law Students: Relevance of Development

“…Interdisciplinary scientific works of recent years show that the interest to emotional intelligence as a key factor in human development in many areas is still highly relevant. See, for example, (Chung, Sabirova and Umurkulova, 2019), (Kryukova, Shestova and Kornilova, 2020), (Sergienko, Khlevnaya and Osipenko, 2020), (Vanyushina, Makarova and Shanturova, 2020), (Bhullar and Schutte, 2020), (Martynenko and Karandasheva, 2021), (Agnoli, 2021), etc. Besides, we observe a focus on the research of neural systems underlying EQ (Pisner, Smith, Alkozei, Klimova and Killgore, 2017).…”

“…The emerging web pages, which post vacancies only for filling positions at remote work, contain a lot of advertisements that require a specialist with legal training. 1 Replacing personal professional communication with electronic communication in a slightly different way reveals the level of emotional intelligence of a person, in particular, a lawyer. Considering Internet communication as an alternative to face-to-face verbal contact, it is necessary to pay attention to the statistics of EQ researchers who talk about the loss of the ability to recognize the true emotions that are hidden behind the standards of business correspondence and corporate ethics.…”

The Dynamic Interplay of Affective, Cognitive and Contextual Resources on Children’s Creative Potential: The Modulatory Role of Trait Emotional Intelligence

“…Emotional intelligence indeed emerged to be a central element of the creative thinking process both in adults ( Agnoli and Corazza 2019 ; Agnoli et al 2019b ; Lubart and Getz 1997 ; Sánchez-Ruiz et al 2011 ; Zenasni and Lubart 2008 ) and in children ( Hoffmann et al 2020 ). It emerged to predict the beneficial or malevolent use of creative thinking ( Harris et al 2013 ) as well as the creative performance in the workplace by the mediating role of generosity and vigor ( Carmeli et al 2014 ) and has been presented as a central element for the expression of the individual creative potential ( Agnoli 2021 ). Moreover, trait EI emerged recently to be an important variable that should be taken into account when exploring methods to increase children’s creative potential: trait EI interacted with the efficacy of a training intervention based on cognitive and metacognitive exercises aimed at increasing the creative potential of primary school children ( Agnoli et al 2022 ).…”