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Brian B Partido1,2, Dawne Stefanik3, Warina Rashid2
1Dental Programs, Healthcare and Human Services, Seattle Central College, Seattle, Washington, USA.
Journal of Dental Education
|October 30, 2020
Summary
Emotional intelligence (EI) significantly predicts professionalism in dental students. Improving EI may enhance professional development and patient care in dentistry.
Area of Science:
- Dental Education
- Psychology
- Professionalism Studies
Background:
- Emotional intelligence (EI) involves managing personal emotions and responding to others' emotions.
- Limited research explores the link between EI and professionalism.
Purpose of the Study:
- To investigate the relationship between EI and professionalism in second-year dental students.
Main Methods:
- Quantitative, cross-sectional design.
- Used the Emotional Quotient Self-Assessment Checklist (EQSAC) for EI.
- Employed the Patient Management and Professionalism Scale (PMPS) for professionalism.
Main Results:
- High response rate (99.2%) from 117 dental students.
- EI domains were significant predictors of professionalism.
- Gender differences observed in specific EI and personality domains.
Conclusions:
- EI is a key factor in dental student professionalism.
- Interventions to boost EI could foster professionalism in dental education.
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