ROLUL INTELIGENŢEI EMOŢIONALE ÎN GESTIONAREA RELAŢIILOR INTERPERSONALE ÎN CONTEXTUL PANDEMIEI COVID-19
THE ROLE OF EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE IN MANAGING
INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS IN THE CONTEXT
OF THE COVID - 19 PANDEMIC
Author(s): Marina ValuevaSubject(s): Social Sciences, Individual Psychology, Psychology of Self, Health and medicine and law
Published by: Academia de Muzică, Teatru și Arte Plastice
Keywords: emotional intelligence; COVID-19; self-regulation; self-awareness; motivation; empathy; social skills;
Summary/Abstract: Emotional intelligence is the personal ability to identify and effectively manage one’s emotions in relation to personal goals (career, family, education, etc.). Even if a person has enough knowledge and intelligent ideas, if he does not know and fails to manage his emotions and feelings, he may encounter difficulties in trying to build relationships with others. The COVID-19 pandemic created fear, anxiety and depression among the population, but the most exposed were those who already suffered from a mental disorder. All these changes could but affect human behavior in the management of interpersonal relationships. Social distancing, meeting bans, hygiene measures, lock down, closed schools and kindergardens, technical unemployment - for most people life has suddenly changed after March 2020. The consequences are visible especially in mental health and interpersonal relationships.
Journal: Studiul artelor și culturologie: istorie, teorie, practică
- Issue Year: 2022
- Issue No: 1(42)
- Page Range: 163-167
- Page Count: 5
- Language: Romanian
