La inteligencia emocional y el modelo psicobiológico de la personalidad de Eysenck
; de Grandis, María Carolina 
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06/2021
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Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina "Santa María de los Buenos Aires". Facultad de Psicología y Psicopedagogía
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Revista de Psicología
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1669-2438
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2469-2050
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La presente investigación surge como resultado de la indagación sobre la Inteligencia Emocional (IE) a la luz de las diferentes dimensiones de la Personalidad propuestas por Eysenck. Para ello, se ha correlacionado la variable IE, medida a través del TMMS-24 (Fernández-Berrocal et al., 2004), con las diferentes dimensiones del Modelo Psicobiológico de Eysenck, a saber: Extraversión, Neuroticismo y Psicoticismo, obtenidas por medio del instrumento EPQ-RA (Squillace et al., 2013); ambos datos se extrajeron de una muestra compuesta por adultos de ambos sexos del Gran Buenos Aires y CABA., a quienes se les administró a su vez, una encuesta sociodemográfica, todo ello de manera virtual (n=215). En cuanto a los resultados, se han obtenido correlaciones significativas positivas entre Atención Emocional y Neuroticismo, al igual que con Reparación Emocional y Extraversión. Asimismo, se han encontrado correlaciones significativas negativas entre Claridad Emocional con Neuroticismo y Psicoticismo, y en Reparación Emocional y Neuroticismo.
The present investigation arises as a result of the inquiry on Emotional Intelligence in the light of the different constructs of the Personality proposed by Eysenck. For this, the E.I. variable measured through TMMS24 (Fernández-Berrocal et al., 2004) has been correlated with the different variables in which the dimensions of the Personality are manifested, namely: Extraversion, Neuroticism and Psychoticism, obtained by means of the EPQ-RA instrument (Squillace et al., 2013); both data were extracted from a sample of adults of both sexes of Gran Buenos Aires and C.A.B.A., who were in turn administered a sociodemographic survey, all of them virtually (n=215). Regarding the results, significant positive correlations have been obtained between Emotional Attention and Neuroticism, as well as with Emotional Reparation and Extraversion. Likewise, significant negative correlations were found between Emotional Clarity with Neuroticism and Psychoticism, and in Emotional Reparation and Neuroticism.
The present investigation arises as a result of the inquiry on Emotional Intelligence in the light of the different constructs of the Personality proposed by Eysenck. For this, the E.I. variable measured through TMMS24 (Fernández-Berrocal et al., 2004) has been correlated with the different variables in which the dimensions of the Personality are manifested, namely: Extraversion, Neuroticism and Psychoticism, obtained by means of the EPQ-RA instrument (Squillace et al., 2013); both data were extracted from a sample of adults of both sexes of Gran Buenos Aires and C.A.B.A., who were in turn administered a sociodemographic survey, all of them virtually (n=215). Regarding the results, significant positive correlations have been obtained between Emotional Attention and Neuroticism, as well as with Emotional Reparation and Extraversion. Likewise, significant negative correlations were found between Emotional Clarity with Neuroticism and Psychoticism, and in Emotional Reparation and Neuroticism.
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