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SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AND EDUCATION IN THE AIR FORCE – AFASES2018
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EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE INFLUENCE IN LEADERSHIP
Cristian PANAIT, Vasile BUCINSCHI
”Henri Coandă” Air Force Academy, Braşov, Romania ([email protected])
DOI: 10.19062/2247-3173.2018.20.67
Abstract: In this paper, I analysed the data obtained from an emotional intelligence test I
applied to a group of military students and related the results to a survey I applied to the same
group of students, which had the purpose to identify the members most qualified to occupy a
leadership position due to their qualities and attributes. The purpose of the study is to analyse the
importance and influence of emotional intelligence on a group’s leadership emergence and
recognition.
The methods I used are both qualitative and quantitative research. The target group consists
of all senior military students of the Romanian Air Force Academy, the author of the study being
their direct commander. The Emotional Intelligence test was designed by Daniel Goleman, which
contains 10 items that represent different scenarios which puts the subjects in different critical
situations and the survey has 5 items with open answers that have the purpose to identify the
recognised group leaders.
The conclusions highlight the importance of emotional intelligence as a quality of a future
leader and verifies the hypothesis that someone who has the qualities of a leader is being
recognised by his group.
Keywords: emotional intelligence, leadership, leader
1. INTRODUCTION
Emotional Intelligence as a concept, was formulated for the first time by Wayne Leon
Payne in 1985. He considered that Emotional Intelligence implies a creative relationship
with fear, pain and desire. In 1990, John Mayer and Peter Salovey, two american
professors, published two articles in which they tried to develop a scientific method to
measure the differences between individuals from abilities point of view. They discovered
that some individuals are more able to identify their own feelings and to those around
them and also in solving problems regarding emotions. Emotional Intelligence theory
started with those researches which combines feelings with rationality and rationality
with feelings.
Emotional Intelligence became one of the most discussed subjects in the United States
of America after Daniel Goleman, published his book with the title “Emotional
Intelligence”. Daniel Goleman combined the previous research available with his own
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