Origins, state, prospects and conditions for the development of emotional competence during a pandemic
Abstract
The article is devoted to a topic related to the issue of the so-called. emotional competence in people facing difficult life circumstances. In order to give a scientific and practical significance to the topic the article presents an analysis of the theoretical developments of the world’s leading psychologists, dedicated to the “emotional intelligence” and “emotional competence”. The relevance of the topic raised in the article is even more significant in the period of general mental tension associated with reactions to the modern disease caused by COVID-19. The article is problematic in nature and concerns the search for an answer to the question: how, being in a situation of uncertainty, to find ways to regulate behavior and preserve mental health?
Keywords
mental state of a person,
interpersonal communication,
emotional tension,
emotional intelligence,
emotional competence,
models of emo- tional intelligence,
self-awareness,
social skills,
psychological theory of emo- tions,
theory of intelligence,
theory of personality,
cognitive processes,
regula- tion of behavior,
mental process,
motives of activity,
cognitive and emotional processes,
academic and pragmatic intelligence
About the Authors
L. B. Sadovnikova
Higher School of Banking
Poland
Poland
Lyudmila B. Sadovnikova, Dr. of Sci. (Psychology), professor
ul. Powstańców Wielkopolskich 5, 61-895
Ya. Babanina
Higher School of Banking
Poland
Poland
Yana Babanina, postgraduate student
ul. Powstańców Wielkopolskich 5, 61-895
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Sadovnikova L.B., Babanina Ya. Origins, state, prospects and conditions for the development of emotional competence during a pandemic. Science and art of management. 2020;(3/4):124-139. (In Russ.)
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