Domains of trait emotional intelligence as predictors of suicidal ideation

This study aimed to examine two variables: Trait Emotional Intelligence and Suicide Ideation as a symptom of depression. The researchers first explored the participants\u27 Trait EI through the Schutte Self-Report Emotional Intelligence Scale, which measured the four domains of Trait EI: Optimism/Mood regulation, Appraisal of Emotions, Social Skills, and Utilization of Emotions. Each of these domains corresponded to a subscale in the SSEIS: managing Own Emotions, Perception of Emotion, Managing Others\u27 Emotions, and Utilization of Emotion, respectively. We then observed whether or not theses measures could be predictors for suicide ideation by using the Modified Scale for Suicide Ideation to measure suicide ideation. The study gathered data from 395 participants, all of whom are 18-to 40-year old Filipinos currently residing in the Philippines and have lived here for at least 10 years as well as having a Filipino citizenship. The researchers used a quantitative research design with non-probability convenience sampling, and data was analyzed using multiple regression analysis