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Paparan Seminar Internasional - Indra - English Version
Paparan Seminar Internasional - Indra - English Version
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Quality of life is a person's perception
of the conditions of cultural life
and the value system
in which the individual is associated
with goals, expectations and concerns. (WHO)
- Non-Sport
Students
Participant 560 Participants
Survey
Paralel students - Sport Students
Participants
1. Students who have a high level of emotional intelligence show a better quality of
life
2. Quality of life is a variable that can increase the life satisfaction of each student
3. Individuals who have high emotional intelligence are individuals who have the
ability for themselves, adapt to their environment, manage the pressures and
problems they face and regulate their moods by always assessing their best side.
4. Humans are gregarious and social creatures, so emotional intelligence helps build
closer relationships
5. Emotional intelligence becomes a more important ability in achieving life goals both
personal, academic and professional success
6. The higher the level of emotional intelligence, the higher the quality of life of
students
The Role of Emotional Intelligent to
Quality of Life:
Non-Sport University Students Participants:
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The construct of
Self-regulation does not Self-regulation does not self-regulation can
affect the relationship strengthen the effect weaken the relationship
between the level of emotional intelligence between
of emotional intelligence level on quality of life emotional intelligence
and quality of life and quality of life.
Conclusion
1. The quality of student life is directly affected by the level of emotional intelligence for all
student participants.
2. The quality of life of non-sport university student participants and sport university student
participants is not directly influenced by emotional intelligence. Self-regulation does not
moderate the effect of emotional intelligence on quality of life.
3. After elaborating with The moderating role of self regulation, it turns out that self regulation
does not moderate the effect of emotional intelligence on quality of life, both in general and
in the category of non-sport university student participant and sport university student
participant.