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情商高的人被认为更善于识别、思考、使用和调节情绪。这一概念引起了人们的极大兴趣,但最初的热情已经消退,现在是时候进行总结了。人们一致认为,与能力相关的情商(EI)测量方法优于自我报告测试,部分原因是由此得出的分数不能等同于人格特质。然而,围绕测量和预测价值还存在一些问题。我们鼓励该领域的专家开辟新的研究方向,希望这些新方向能够重振情感指数的学术研究。特刊论文涉及理论、机制、测量和培训。此外,这些论文还试图与关注人际感知、情绪意识和情绪调节的研究传统建立联系。通过这些努力,我们可以预见,在未来几年中,人们将对什么是 EI 以及它如何发挥作用有新的认识。
Ability-Related Emotional Intelligence: An Introduction.
Emotionally intelligent people are thought to be more skilled in recognizing, thinking about, using, and regulating emotions. This construct has garnered considerable interest, but initial enthusiasm has faded and it is time to take stock. There is consensus that ability-related measures of emotional intelligence (EI) can be favored to self-report tests, in part because the resulting scores cannot be equated with personality traits. However, there are questions surrounding measurement as well as predictive value. Experts in the field were encouraged to chart new directions, with the idea that these new directions could reinvigorate EI scholarship. Special Issue papers speak to theory, mechanism, measurement, and training. In addition, these papers seek to forge links with research traditions focused on interpersonal perception, emotional awareness, and emotion regulation. As a result of these efforts, new insights into what EI is and how it works can be anticipated in upcoming years.