WHO HAS HIGHER EQ -- MEN OR WOMEN?
According to leading researcher, Reuven Bar-On:
With respect to gender, no differences have been revealed between males and females regarding overall ESI. However, statistically significant gender differences do exist for a few of the factors measured by the EQ-i, but the effects are small for the most part.
Based on the North American normative sample (Bar-On, 1997b), females appear to have stronger interpersonal skills than males, but the latter have a higher intrapersonal capacity, are better at managing emotions and are more adaptable than the former. More specifically, the Bar-On model reveals that women are more aware of emotions, demonstrate more empathy, relate better interpersonally and are more socially responsible than men.
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On the other hand, men appear to have better self-regard, are more self-reliant, cope better with stress, are more flexible, solve problems better, and are more optimistic than women. Similar gender patterns have been observed in almost every other population sample that has been examined with the EQ-i. Men's deficiencies in interpersonal skills, when compared with women, could explain why psychopathy is diagnosed much more frequently in men than in women; and significantly lower stress tolerance amongst women may explain why women suffer more from anxiety-related disturbances than men (American Psychiatric Association, 1994).
This is from the website of Consortium for Research on Emotional Intelligence and used with permission. It is from an article by Rueven Bar-on, Ph.D.
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Friday, October 07, 2005
WHO HAS HIGHER EQ - MEN OR WOMEN? WHO HAS MORE EMPATHY? MORE OPTIMISTIC? MORE FLEXIBLE? BETTER AT PROBLEM SOLVING?
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