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SOCIO-EMOTIONAL COMPETENCE AND ITS ROLE IN THE PROFESSIONAL TRAINING OF FUTURE OFFICERS [PDF]
Challenges of the Knowledge Society, 2013 The term competence has become a priority for public policies. In the field of education and professional training competences lie at the basis of curricula, of specializations in universities, of qualifications or professional standards.
HĂHĂIANU FLORENTINA +1 more
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Socio-Emotional Competencies and School Performance in Adolescence: What Role for School Adjustment?
Frontiers in Psychology, 2021 There is growing evidence in the literature of positive relationships between socio-emotional competencies and school performance. Several hypotheses have been used to explain how these variables may be related to school performance.
Nathalie Mella +26 more
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Socio-emotional competence as a psychological component of an individual's social intelligence
Journal of Education, Health and SportThis article presents a theoretical and empirical analysis of the relationship between social intelligence and an individual's socio-emotional competence.
Viktoriia Bedan
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Emotional Competence of Adolescents from Underprivileged Socio-Economic Background [PDF]
, 2020 Although underprivileged groups are considered at disadvantage for capital facilities and utilities very few Indian studies have made an attempt to study emotional competence as an outcome of residing in poor geographic location The purpose of study ...
Ms. Sanjoni Sethi
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Promoting socio-emotional skills in initial teacher training : an emotional educational programme [PDF]
, 2023 Developing socio-emotional skills is essential for improving university students’ quality of life and subjective well-being. These skills also play a crucial role in initial teacher education, as they are responsible for their students’ cognitive ...
Patrícia Magalhães +11 more
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The level of socio-emotional competence of children treated for cancer
Psychoonkologia, 2015 Introduction: The diagnosis of cancer is treated as a critical event in the life of the young patient and his entire family. The reason is that the sudden onset of it brings precipitation of daily functioning, bringing social and emotional problems. At the same time this situation increases the social and affective maturity and also strengthening bonds
Karolina Agata Faber +1 more
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Современная зарубежная психология, 2023 The article presents an overview of a number of modern foreign studies on psychological and emotional well-being of children and relationship between their emotional well-being and the resilience of their parents in the interval from 2018 till
E.V. Ivanova, I.V. Shapovalenko
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Yaşam Becerileri Psikoloji Dergisi, 2023 Self-regulation is defined as an individual's ability to control and regulate their own behavior; this skill, forming the foundation of social adjustment, influences one's ability to interact with their environment and manage relationships.
Esin Sezgin +3 more
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Education Sciences, 2022 Understanding what students mean by lecturer competence can be crucial in order to recognise indicators with which to assess these competences, improve the quality of university teaching and support lecturers in undertaking their role appropriately. This
Silvia Di Battista +3 more
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Oppositionality and socio-emotional competence: interacting risk factors in the development of childhood conduct disorder symptoms [PDF]
, 2013 Objectives: Oppositional behaviour in childhood is a probabilistic risk factor for the subsequent development of more serious conduct problems characteristic of conduct disorder (CD).
Oliver, B. +15 more
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