FUNCTION OF EMOTIONAL INTELLECT IN MANAGING DEPRESSION AND REGULATING ANXIETY FOR DOCTORS OF PRIVATE HOSPITALS IN KOLKATA

Abstract

Emotional intelligence is a rising issue in behavioral study as researchers seek to understand its impact on diverse social interactions. Based on current research, emotions serve as a crucial part when dealing with anxiousness and depression for essentially all disciplines. The review of the literature underlines the necessity of evaluating the association across emotional intelligence as an essential paradigm for managing stress, depression, and anxiety. The current study investigates four hypotheses concerning the role of emotional intelligence as an indicator in addressing depression and anxiety. The research included 120 medical professionals. The variables were measured using the Beck Depression Inventory, Beck Anxiety Inventory, and Emotional Intelligence Scale. The data analysis involved the utilization of descriptive statistics, correlation, and regression analysis. The results revealed a positive association between Emotional Intelligence and the factors of Depression and Anxiety. The management of Depression and anxiety demonstrated statistical significance in regards to its relationship with Emotional Intelligence. The interpretation of the findings was conducted within the context of the present circumstances prevalent in professional work environments.

Keywords: Emotional Intelligence, Depression, Anxiety, Hospitals, Health- Sector.