Emotional Intelligence in Modifying Social and Academic Adjustment among First Year University Students in North Jordan

Jdaitawi Malek, Ishak Noor-Azniza and Mustafa Farid

International Journal of Psychological Studies, 2011, vol. 3, issue 2, 135

Abstract: The present study examines the influence of emotional intelligence training in increasing social and academicadjustment among first year university students in North Jordan. A total number of 289 first year universitystudents who were randomly selected from the two universities in North Jordan comprised both the experimentaland control group. The results of the study indicate significant mean differences between the two groups havingemotional intelligence as a variable. Additionally, the results indicate no significant differences betweenexperimental and control group on social and academic adjustment variables. Supported by no significant meandifference according to gender between participants but the results indicate significant mean differencesaccording to age between them. Although the descriptive statistics results show no significant differences asexpected; the experimental group is revealed to be more effective with participants in all the research variables.Therefore, it is recommended that emotional intelligence training should be utilized as adjunct strategy inenhancing student social and academic adjustment among adolescents and adult students.

Date: 2011
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