Narcissism, relationship satisfaction, and emotional intelligence among female college students
Narcissism, relationship satisfaction, and emotional intelligence among female college students
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女大学生自恋、关系满意度和情商
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2010
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W. Bailey
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Chelsea Link;W. Bailey
Emotional intelligence and narcissism have an influence on the overall relationship satisfaction people have with their significant others. Researchers have reported that as emotional intelligence increases, so does relationship satisfaction. However, researchers have also reported that as narcissism increases, relationship satisfaction decreases. No previous study has examined all three concepts together, which is the purpose of this study. Female college students (N = 169) were given a questionnaire comprised of measures to assess emotional intelligence, narcissism, and relationship satisfaction. Correlation analysis determined there was a weak relationship between emotional intelligence and narcissism (r = 0.28). Regression analysis found no relationship between emotional intelligence, narcissism, and relationship satisfaction with the student’s significant others. * Chelsea Link received a B.S. degree in May 2010 with a major in Human Development, Family Sciences, and Rural Sociology. This paper is based on her undergraduate honors research project for which she received funding through a Student Undergraduate Research Fellowship from the Arkansas Department of Education. † William Bailey is a professor in Human Development, Family Sciences, and Rural Sociology.