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Behavioral
Studies, Israel
Resumen
The current research (Figure 1) examined the antecedents of work misbehaviors (WMBs) by
means of organizational justice perceptions (as a predictor), experienced burnout (as a
mediator), and emotional intelligence (as a buffer). A heterogeneous sample of 243
employees was acquired in order to assess correlative associations between the variables, a
mediation effect, and two moderation effects. In order to test the mediation effect further
and the model fit, structural equation modelling (SEM) was employed. Theoretical and
practical implications are discussed
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Título de documento: LA INTELIGENCIA EMOCIONAL DE LOS ADOLESCENTES
TALENTOSOS
Tipo de documento: Revista
Autor/es: Claudio Ibañez Año de publicación: 2010
Resumen
El objetivo de este estudio es triple, comprobar si había diferencias
en inteligencia emocional entre sujetos talentosos y no talentosos, si había diferencias por
razones de género y si las diferencias dependían de la escala de medida utilizada. En este
estudio participaron 363 adolescentes que cursaban el primero de secundaria de dos
escuelas públicas de la zona metropolitana de Guadalajara, México, cuyas edades estaban
comprendidas entre los 12 y 13 años. De estos alumnos, 94 eran talentosos (59 mujeres y 35
hombres) y 269 (168 mujeres y 101 hombres), no lo eran. Para medir
la inteligencia emocional se utilizaron el TMMS 24, una versión reducida del Trait-Meta
Mood Scale. Y el EQ-i: YV de Bar-On. Los resultados del EQ-i:YV demostraron la existencia de
diferencias significativas entre talentosos y no talentosos, así como por razones de género
en la muestra total. Los resultados del TMMS no mostraron ninguna diferencia por razones
de talento ni de género.
Emotional intelligence is a widespread concept that has been analysed in different countries.
However, it has been barely measured in African-Arab societies’ cultures due to their scarce
tradition in validating instruments. In Morocco, the mere translation of instruments is a
common practice that should be avoided to incorporate cultural and linguistic singularities.
Thus, the aim of our study was to culturally adapt the Wong and Law Emotional Intelligence
Scale to Morocco. This version could be widely used in other Arab North African countries
and among immigrants in hosting countries. Two hundred and seventy-three Arab
undergraduates (178 women and 95 men; age M = 22.17, SD = 4.09) from Morocco
completed a questionnaire adapted to their culture following the back translation method.
To determine construct validity, data were analysed by means of confirmatory factor
analysis. The final scale resulted in a second-order factorial model with four first-order
factors compounded by 16 items. This structure supports the original for Moroccan Arabic
and other countries in which Arabic is spoken. Likewise, the results confirm an adequate
criterion validity of the instrument.
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Título de documento: The complex relationship between creativity and affect
Tipo de documento: Revista
Autor/es: María José Año de publicación: 2013
Sánchez Ruiz,
Daniel
Hernández
Torrano
Resumen
The cognitive components of creativity have been widely studied since the last century.
However, the role of non-cognitive elements, particularly affect, has only started to be
recognized and researched in the field of psychology during the last decades. This paper
offers a critical review of the most relevant contributions to the study of the relationship
between creativity and affect, from the preliminary research conducted within the
psychoanalytic, humanistic and cognitive frameworks, to the most current lines of research
regarding the relationship between creativity and emotional states and traits. We then
present three integrative and heuristic models as promising initiatives in the study of such a
relationship. Finally, we highlight some theoretical and practical considerations for future
studies, such as a greater delimitation of conceptualizations of creativity and affect, and the
domain specificity of the relationship between them.