Relationship between Personality Traits and Emotional Intelligence among Male Adolescents of Boarding School in Pakistan

  • Nabila Raheem Riphah Institute of Clinical & Professional Psychology
  • Shamaila Asad Riphah internation university Lahore
  • Azeem Sultan Mir Riphah Institute of Clinical & Professional Psychology
  • Nasir Saeed Khattak Cadet College Hasanabdal.
  • Maham Abdullah Riphah internation university Lahore
Keywords: personality traits, emotional intelligence, male boarding students, adolescents

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This study was conducted to explore the relationship between Personality Traits (PT) and Emotional Intelligence (EI) among male (12-18 years M: SD:) boarding students of Pakistan. This research hypothesized that there is a significant positive relationship between PT and EI among boarding adolescents. Non-probability convenient sampling was used to collect the data from 267 participants, residing in a boarding school in Pakistan. Personality traits were assessed using International Personality Item Pool (IPIP), while emotional intelligence was assessed using Emotional Intelligence Questionnaire (EIQ). Pearson product-moment correlation analysis yielded highly significant results which indicated that there is a strong positive relationship between PT and EI among boarding adolescents. Understanding this relationship between emotional intelligence and personality traits can help them in deciding the appropriate career for their coming professional life. Moreover, it can also help educational institutes to identify the appropriate professional fields for students depending upon their personality traits and emotional intelligence so that they can arrange counseling for parents and children about the future.

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Published
2023-03-02
How to Cite
Raheem, N., Asad, S., Sultan Mir, A., Nasir Saeed Khattak, & Abdullah, M. (2023). Relationship between Personality Traits and Emotional Intelligence among Male Adolescents of Boarding School in Pakistan. Applied Psychology Review, 1(2). https://doi.org/10.32350/apr.12.05
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