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Gender differences in emotional intelligence : are you smart as you think emotionally
The emotional intelligence (EQ) has been linked to positive aspects (e.g., self esteem, achievement, and psychological well-being) of an individual. Importance of gender differences in actual and self-perceived EQ level help to understand these aspects. The sample of this study comprised of 60 under
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