The role of emotional intelligence on personality

Pages:71-75
Anjali Edbor and Pankaj Singh (N.K.P. Salve Institute of Medical Sciences, Digdoh Hills, Nagpur, Maharashtra)

The present paper is an attempt to examine the positive relationship between emotional intelligence and personality. It also examines the role of emotional intelligence in job performance. Sample for the study include 170 nurses’ (55 male, and 65 female nurses’) between the age group 22 to 30 years, at different medical institutions from central India Nagpur. The data were analysed with the help of compared “t” test, an analysis of variance showed a mean of male emotional intelligence 125.23, female 124.72, and t- value is 0.153, significant at p-value of 0.05 level. Based on this study it shows that, male & female nurse’s high score of emotional intelligence they, can manage themselves strongly, focus on career, work in a team, have strong leadership quality, more focused and can maintain family / partner relationship, academic achievement, decision- making, and work positively.