FEATURES OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AMONG STUDENTS OF HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS
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Emotional intelligence, professional development, willpower, motives, infantilism, technical approach, psychological system, individuality, motivation, ability, emotions.Abstract
This article examines the development of emotional intelligence among students of higher education institutions and its key characteristics. It highlights the importance of emotional intelligence for young students and explains its essence, while also providing knowledge and skills necessary for its development. The study shows that the level of emotional intelligence among students is directly related to their academic success and social adaptation. Additionally, the article offers practical recommendations for developing emotional intelligence
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