EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AS A CONTROLLING FORCE OF PERSONAL NEUROSISM

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This article aims to study the relationship between emotional intelligence and personality neuroticism. Emotional intelligence is considered as a person's ability to understand and manage emotions and establish healthy relationships with others. Neuroticism is one of the personality traits and is mainly characterized by anxiety, negative mood and low level of emotional stability. Research shows that individuals with high emotional intelligence are better at controlling their levels of neuroticism and thereby protecting themselves from negative emotions. The article analyzes the importance of emotional intelligence in personal psychology and how it plays a role in overcoming the negative consequences of neuroticism.

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Sharafitdinov Abdulla XXX, & Ochilova Muxlisa Abduraxim qizi. (2024). EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AS A CONTROLLING FORCE OF PERSONAL NEUROSISM. American Journal Of Social Sciences And Humanity Research, 4(11), 182–185. https://doi.org/10.37547/ajsshr/Volume04Issue11-24
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Abstract

This article aims to study the relationship between emotional intelligence and personality neuroticism. Emotional intelligence is considered as a person's ability to understand and manage emotions and establish healthy relationships with others. Neuroticism is one of the personality traits and is mainly characterized by anxiety, negative mood and low level of emotional stability. Research shows that individuals with high emotional intelligence are better at controlling their levels of neuroticism and thereby protecting themselves from negative emotions. The article analyzes the importance of emotional intelligence in personal psychology and how it plays a role in overcoming the negative consequences of neuroticism.


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ABSTRACT

This article aims to study the relationship between emotional intelligence and personality neuroticism. Emotional

intelligence is considered as a person's ability to understand and manage emotions and establish healthy relationships

with others. Neuroticism is one of the personality traits and is mainly characterized by anxiety, negative mood and

low level of emotional stability. Research shows that individuals with high emotional intelligence are better at

controlling their levels of neuroticism and thereby protecting themselves from negative emotions. The article analyzes

the importance of emotional intelligence in personal psychology and how it plays a role in overcoming the negative

consequences of neuroticism.

KEYWORDS

Emotional intelligence, neuroticism, personality psychology, emotional stability, psychological control, negative

emotions.

INTRODUCTION

Human psychology is a complex system, the main

components of which are emotions, moods and their

management. Emotional intelligence is one of the

areas that has gained a lot of attention among

Research Article

EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AS A CONTROLLING FORCE OF PERSONAL
NEUROSISM

Submission Date:

November 15, 2024,

Accepted Date:

November 20, 2024,

Published Date:

November 28, 2024

Crossref doi:

https://doi.org/10.37547/ajsshr/Volume04Issue11-24


Sharafitdinov Abdulla XXX

Teacher at the Jizzakh Branch of Uzbekistan National University, Uzbekistan

Ochilova Muxlisa Abduraxim qizi

1st-Year master's student, Jizzakh Branch of Uzbekistan National University, Uzbekistan

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researchers in recent years, and it has a significant

impact on people's levels of success in their personal

and professional lives. A person's neuroticism is

characterized by a person's emotional turmoil,

tendency to worry and nervousness. This article covers

research on how emotional intelligence can help a

person manage neuroticism.

Emotional intelligence (EI) is a person's ability to

recognize, manage, and understand the emotions of

others. Mayer and Salovey (1990) divide EI into four

main components:

Understanding one's feelings;

Management of emotions;

Understanding the feelings of others;

Management of social relations.

These components play a key role in ensuring a

person's emotional well-being.

Neuroticism is a personality trait that describes a

person's tendency to feel strongly negative emotions,

such as anxiety, anger, and sadness. Neurotic

individuals are usually emotionally unstable, and they

are often prone to stress. Research shows that high

levels of neuroticism reduce a person's quality of life

and can lead to negative psychological consequences,

such as depression and anxiety disorders.

The relationship between emotional intelligence and

neuroticism. The existence of an inverse relationship

between emotional intelligence and neuroticism has

been confirmed by many studies. Individuals with a

high level of emotional intelligence are usually able to

control their negative emotions, which reduces their

level of neuroticism. This process has a positive effect

on a person's social relations and general well-being.

The role of emotional intelligence in controlling

personality neuroticism

Emotional intelligence can help manage a person's

neuroticism in several ways:

Managing emotions: Emotional intelligence allows

a person to be aware of their negative emotions

and manage them constructively.

Stress management: Individuals with high

emotional intelligence can calm their emotions and

solve problems rationally in stressful situations.

Self-awareness and well-being: Through self-

awareness, emotional intelligence helps an

individual better understand their own feelings and

needs, which reduces the negative consequences

of neuroticism.

Practical examples

By increasing emotional intelligence, a person's

resistance to stress increases and he develops self-

control. For example, employees operating in a high-

stress environment at work can manage their negative


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emotions more effectively and achieve successful

results if they have emotional intelligence.

Ways to develop emotional intelligence

There are a number of practical methods for

developing a person's emotional intelligence. These

methods include:

To study and understand one's feelings;

Learning stress management techniques;

Pay attention to the feelings of others and develop

empathy;

Improve thinking and reasoning skills.

These approaches help to increase the emotional

stability of the individual and reduce the problems

caused by neuroticism.

The following problems may arise in the management

of emotional intelligence and personality neuroticism:

1. Misunderstanding emotions: Misinterpreting one's

own emotions or misunderstanding the emotions of

others can lead to social problems.

2. High levels of neuroticism: Some people are very

high in neuroticism and may have low self-control. This

makes it difficult to manage nervousness and anxiety.

3. Stressful environment: Despite stress management

techniques, constant stress at work, family or personal

life can make it difficult to apply emotional intelligence.

4. External influences: Conflicting attitudes or pressure

from society and others can have a negative impact on

the process of managing one's own emotions.

The following recommendations can be made in

managing emotional intelligence and personality

neuroticism:

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Develop

emotional

intelligence:

Learn

to

understand

and

manage

your

emotions.

Meditation and self-reflection techniques can help

with this.

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Using stress management techniques: mastering

relaxation

techniques

(breathing

exercises,

meditation) in stressful situations.

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Develop social skills: Develop the ability to be

sensitive to the feelings of others and show

empathy.

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Promoting positive thinking: Developing a positive

outlook by reassessing negative situations.

CONCLUSION

The article analyzed the relationship between

emotional intelligence and personality neuroticism.

Research shows that people with high emotional

intelligence are better able to manage their emotional

state and protect themselves from negative emotions.

Developing emotional intelligence is important to

reduce the negative consequences of neuroticism. At

the same time, the development of emotional


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intelligence has a positive effect on the overall

psychological well-being of a person.

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