This study compared the daily stress of two(higher and lower) groups of young children, categorized according to level of emotional intelligence. The subjects' teachers provided information about the children's daily stress, using the Korea Preschool ...
This study compared the daily stress of two(higher and lower) groups of young children, categorized according to level of emotional intelligence. The subjects' teachers provided information about the children's daily stress, using the Korea Preschool Daily Stress Scale ; mothers assessed the children's emotional intelligence using the Emotional Intelligence Rating Scale for Young Children. The two major findings were as follows, First, there was no significant difference in daily stress between the two groups, except on one subcategory level: "appraisal and expression of self emotion." Second, compared to the girls, the boys showed a higher degree of daily stress.