EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE, MORAL, ETHICS, BIO-ETHICS AND WHAT IS IN BETWEEN

Area of Science:

• Psychology
• Bioethics
• Neuroscience

Background:

• Emotions are increasingly recognized as a scientific discipline influencing behavior.
• Emotional intelligence (E.I.) is linked to positive social outcomes and ethical conduct.
• The doctor-patient relationship is vital, especially amidst technological advancements.

Purpose of the Study:

• To explore the connection between emotional intelligence and ethical behavior in healthcare.
• To highlight the importance of emotional responsibility in medical practice.
• To examine how emotional intelligence contributes to the doctor-patient relationship and patient healing.

Main Methods:

• Conceptual analysis of existing literature on emotional intelligence, ethics, and medicine.
• Exploration of the role of emotions in intrapersonal and interpersonal behavior.
• Examination of the integration of emotion and cognition in ethical decision-making.

Main Results:

• Emotional intelligence is correlated with social adaptation, empathy, and ethical behavior.
• Emotional responsibility is a cornerstone of bioethical conduct and patient treatment.
• The integration of emotion and cognition is fundamental to human ethical capacity.

Conclusions:

• Emotional intelligence is integral to ethical behavior and positive social interactions.
• Doctors require emotional responsibility for effective and ethical patient care.
• Emotional intelligence and ethical conduct are defining characteristics of human beings.