Creativity and tolerance for uncertainty predict the engagement of emotional intelligence in personal decision making
Pavlova, Elizaveta M., Kornilova, Tatiana V.
Psychology in Russia: State of Art · 2013
doi:10.11621/pir.2013.0403 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
The current study investigated the relationships among creativity, tolerance for uncertainty (TU), and emotional intelligence (EI) in a selected sample of undergraduate students (n=145). We found differential patterns of intercorrelations among these constructs in students majoring in psychology, music, and stage directing, and we also established group differences in these constructs in the three groups of students. Thus, the use of emotional information in personal decision making in different subsamples is assumed to be achieved through hierarchies of diverse processes. Overall, creativity, EI, and TU acted as predictors of the use of emotional information in decision making.
Abstract licence: CC BY-NC
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