The article reviews empirical studies which emphasized on the relation between alexitymia and emotional intelligence (EQ). EQ is a set of abilities such as conception, emotion appraisal and expression, emotion management and regulation, and emotion utilization of emotion. As emotional intelligence is acquisitive and of social origin, parents and children thus expose their emotions in an expressive way to one another, either consciously or unconsciously in their interactions. Adolescence’s alexithymia overlay emotional intelligence in the field of emotion identification and to some extent, in feelings expression. Alexithymic adolescence cannot express emotions orally due to inability in feelings identification, whereas preliminary emotional ...
peer reviewedAlexithymia generally refers to difficulties in identifying and describing emotions. In...
The article is an overview of modern studies of brain organization and genetic correlates of emotion...
The article is an overview of modern studies of brain organization and genetic correlates of emotion...
AbstractThe aim of this study was to examine the relations of emotional intelligence with alexithymi...
Alexithymic traits have been consistently found to be associated with deficits in social functioning...
none4Although previous studies seem to indicate that alexithymic individuals have a deficit in their...
The aim of the present study is to gain additional information about the relationship between emotio...
This special issue brings together two important reviews and seven cutting-edge empirical papers con...
This special issue brings together two important reviews and seven cutting-edge empirical papers con...
AbstractThis study compared alexithymia and emotional intelligence in two groups from gifted student...
In the article we analyse Mayer and Salovey's model of emotional intelligence. The authors have ...
This article is concerned with individual differences in the ability to connect thoughts to emotions...
Background Emotions are part of the human nature and are considered as one the necessities...
Background: Alexithymia, or ‘‘no words for feelings’’, is a personality trait which is associated wi...
The article focuses on the problem of measuring emotional intelligence in children and adolescents a...
peer reviewedAlexithymia generally refers to difficulties in identifying and describing emotions. In...
The article is an overview of modern studies of brain organization and genetic correlates of emotion...
The article is an overview of modern studies of brain organization and genetic correlates of emotion...
AbstractThe aim of this study was to examine the relations of emotional intelligence with alexithymi...
Alexithymic traits have been consistently found to be associated with deficits in social functioning...
none4Although previous studies seem to indicate that alexithymic individuals have a deficit in their...
The aim of the present study is to gain additional information about the relationship between emotio...
This special issue brings together two important reviews and seven cutting-edge empirical papers con...
This special issue brings together two important reviews and seven cutting-edge empirical papers con...
AbstractThis study compared alexithymia and emotional intelligence in two groups from gifted student...
In the article we analyse Mayer and Salovey's model of emotional intelligence. The authors have ...
This article is concerned with individual differences in the ability to connect thoughts to emotions...
Background Emotions are part of the human nature and are considered as one the necessities...
Background: Alexithymia, or ‘‘no words for feelings’’, is a personality trait which is associated wi...
The article focuses on the problem of measuring emotional intelligence in children and adolescents a...
peer reviewedAlexithymia generally refers to difficulties in identifying and describing emotions. In...
The article is an overview of modern studies of brain organization and genetic correlates of emotion...
The article is an overview of modern studies of brain organization and genetic correlates of emotion...