Personality Traits, Stress, and Emotional Intelligence Associated with Central Serous Chorioretinopathy

Sesar, Antonio; Bućan, Kajo; Sesar, Irena; Cvitkovic, Katarina; Ćavar, Ivan

doi:10.12659/msm.928677

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“…The descriptive analysis shows that whilst selfemotional management was the highest-rated dimension of emotional intelligence by sportspeople, heteroemotional management and emotion utilization were the lowest-rated ones. This result is similar to those obtained by Kopp et al (2021) and Sesar et al (2021), who stated that athletes' management of emotions plays a pivotal role in achieving sports success. Likewise, sportspeople's pure relational aggression was the highest-rated type of violence as opposed to Sanchez-Alcaraz et al (2019), who affirmed that physical activity decreases all the types of violence.…”

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Practice of physical activity its association with violence, emotional intelligence, and self-concept development in undergraduates

Lindell-Postigo

Melguizo-Ibáñez²,

Zurita-Ortega³

et al. 2023

Cuad. psicol. deporte

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Nowadays, physical activity is known to have a positive influence on both physical and mental health. Therefore, this study aims at shedding light on the extent to which emotional intelligence and self-concept may be useful to reduce violent behaviours in Spanish sportspeople. A cross-sectional study was conducted on a sample consisted of 457 undergraduates (23.86 ± 12.24), who were studying different degrees in University of Granada. Instruments used were a demographic questionnaire, the Spanish version of the Self-Concept Form 5, the Spanish version of the School Violence Scale, and the Spanish version of the Schutte Self-Report Inventory (SSRI). Results reveal that nearly all of the sample regularly practised physical activity; moreover, the highest-rated dimension were Self-Emotional management as regards emotional intelligence, Pure Relational Aggression as for the type of violence, and academic with regards to self-concept. Lastly, there was a negative correlation between general emotional intelligence and all types of violence, as well as between all the types of violence and academic self-concept. Hoy en día se sabe que la actividad física influye positivamente en la salud tanto física como mental. Por ello, este estudio pretende arrojar luz sobre hasta qué punto la inteligencia emocional y el autoconcepto pueden ser útiles para reducir las conductas violentas en los deportistas españoles. Se realizó un estudio transversal sobre una muestra formada por 457 estudiantes universitarios (23,86 ± 12,24), que cursaban diferentes titulaciones en la Universidad de Granada. Los instrumentos utilizados fueron un cuestionario demográfico, la versión española de la Forma 5 de Autoconcepto, la versión española de la Escala de Violencia Escolar y la versión española del Inventario de Autoinforme de Schutte (ISIS). Los resultados revelan que casi la totalidad de la muestra practicaba actividad física con regularidad; además, las dimensiones mejor valoradas fueron la gestión de la autoestima en cuanto a la inteligencia emocional, la agresión relacional pura en cuanto al tipo de violencia, y la académica en cuanto al autoconcepto. Por último, se observó una correlación negativa entre la inteligencia emocional general y todos los tipos de violencia, así como entre todos los tipos de violencia y el autoconcepto académico. Hoje em dia, sabe-se que a actividade física tem uma influência positiva tanto na saúde física como mental. Por conseguinte, este estudo visa lançar luz sobre até que ponto a inteligência emocional e o auto-conceito podem ser úteis para reduzir comportamentos violentos nos desportistas espanhóis. Foi realizado um estudo transversal sobre uma amostra constituída por 457 estudantes universitários (23,86 ± 12,24), que estavam a estudar diferentes graus na Universidade de Granada. Os instrumentos utilizados foram um questionário demográfico, a versão espanhola do Formulário de Auto-Conceito 5, a versão espanhola da Escala de Violência Escolar, e a versão espanhola do Inventário de Auto-Relatórios Schutte (SSRI). Os resultados revelam que quase toda a amostra praticava regularmente actividade física; além disso, a dimensão mais elevada foi a gestão auto-mocional no que diz respeito à inteligência emocional, Pura Agressão Relacional no que diz respeito ao tipo de violência, e académica no que diz respeito ao auto-conceito. Finalmente, houve uma correlação negativa entre a inteligência emocional geral e todos os tipos de violência, bem como entre todos os tipos de violência e o auto-conceito académico.

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Practice of physical activity its association with violence, emotional intelligence, and self-concept development in undergraduates

Lindell-Postigo

Melguizo-Ibáñez²,

Zurita-Ortega³

et al. 2023

Cuad. psicol. deporte

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“…COMETA processes the audio signal following the aeronautical standard [20]. The raw audio is extracted and provided to the VRS.…”

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“…As in most of the use cases, the callsign is at the beginning of the phrase and the time of the initiation of these partial transcriptions is also critical. In project PJ.10-W2-96 ASR [20,21], the requirement has been established at one second after the ATCo has said the callsign. This value needs to be validated.…”

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Automatic Flight Callsign Identification on a Controller Working Position: Real-Time Simulation and Analysis of Operational Recordings

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In the air traffic management (ATM) environment, air traffic controllers (ATCos) and flight crews, (FCs) communicate via voice to exchange different types of data such as commands, readbacks (confirmation of reception of the command) and information related to the air traffic environment. Speech recognition can be used in these voice exchanges to support ATCos in their work; each time a flight identification or callsign is mentioned by the controller or the pilot, the flight is recognised through automatic speech recognition (ASR) and the callsign is highlighted on the ATCo screen to increase their situational awareness and safety. This paper presents the work that is being performed within SESAR2020-founded solution PJ.10-W2-96 ASR in callsign recognition via voice by Enaire, Indra, and Crida using ASR models developed jointly by EML Speech Technology GmbH (EML) and Crida. The paper describes the ATCo speech environment and presents the main requirements impacting the design, the implementation performed, and the outcomes obtained using real operation communications and real-time simulations. The findings indicate a way forward incorporating partial recognition of callsigns and enriching the phonetization of company names to improve the recognition rates, currently set at 84–87% for controllers and 49–67% for flight crew.

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“…In the air traffic control industry, the implementation of new onboard avionics, data analysis and other cutting-edge technologies is aimed at improving safety, efficiency and environmental friendliness (Pais-Montes et al, 2019). Projects such as SESAR in Europe and NextGen in the United States focus on the implementation of new technologies to improve air traffic management (Erzberger, 2004;SESAR, 2012;Federal Aviation Administration, 2016;Pais-Montes et al, 2019;Motyka and Njoya, 2020).…”

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Collaborative governance for aviation approved training organisation: an adapted model for multi-stakeholder collaboration

Hendra,

Kurnianto,

Endrawijaya

2023

HESWBL

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PurposeThis study aimed to develop an adapted collaborative governance model for aviation human resource development in Indonesia's approved training organisations (ATO), considering the expected changes in the industry due to advanced technologies. The model, based on Ansell and Gash's approach, emphasizes multi-stakeholder collaboration to ensure workforce development aligns with industry and regulatory standards and accommodates technological advancements.Design/methodology/approachQualitative methods, such as in-depth interviews and focus group discussions, were employed to collect and analyse data.FindingsThe results indicated that collaborative governance is a valuable tool for cultivating competent human resources and facilitating industry improvement in the face of rapid technological change.Originality/valueThe proposed model contributes significantly to the field by promoting inclusive and effective human resource development through the Centre for Aviation Human Resource Development (CAHRD), thereby preparing the Indonesian aviation industry for the impact of advanced technologies. Furthermore, this study contributes to the enhancement of Ansell and Gash's collaborative governance theoretical framework by effectively addressing its empirical gaps concerning vocational education and training challenges within Indonesia's air transportation sector.

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Personality Traits, Stress, and Emotional Intelligence Associated with Central Serous Chorioretinopathy

Cited by 13 publications

References 38 publications

Practice of physical activity its association with violence, emotional intelligence, and self-concept development in undergraduates

Practice of physical activity its association with violence, emotional intelligence, and self-concept development in undergraduates

Automatic Flight Callsign Identification on a Controller Working Position: Real-Time Simulation and Analysis of Operational Recordings

Collaborative governance for aviation approved training organisation: an adapted model for multi-stakeholder collaboration

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