...Kyle McLean; Trey Bussey; Justin Nix; Jeff Rojek; Abigail Curran; Vivian Ta-Johnson; Geoffrey P. Alpert Purpose Police executives and criminologists alike have advocated for the incorporation of emotional intelligence (EI) in the hiring and training of police officers. Despite general consensus...

... is critical to the maintenance of internal and external relationships. Only a few research studies address emotional intelligence (EI) among police leaders. The current study combines these two issues to examine whether emotionally intelligent leaders report better perceptions of workgroup fit...

...Obed Magny; Natalie Todak Purpose Emotional intelligence (EI) reflects an ability to acknowledge one's own emotional state and keep one's emotions in balance while recognizing emotions in others, managing interactions and relationships with them and resolving conflict. Considering that police work...

... organisation as it focuses on police officials, and explores their WFC and job stress and its subsequent effect on their job satisfaction. Stress Psychological health Emotional intelligence Work-family conflict Police officials In India, the police department is one of the government bodies...