This document outlines a research study being conducted by a group of accountancy students at Far Eastern University. The study aims to address how accountancy students assess their own emotional intelligence, the relationship between emotional intelligence and academic performance, and how this relationship differs based on a student's EQ level, sex, and year level. The theoretical framework section will discuss the overview and concept of the framework being used and its relevance to the study's examination of the relationship between emotional intelligence and academic performance of accountancy students.
This document outlines a research study being conducted by a group of accountancy students at Far Eastern University. The study aims to address how accountancy students assess their own emotional intelligence, the relationship between emotional intelligence and academic performance, and how this relationship differs based on a student's EQ level, sex, and year level. The theoretical framework section will discuss the overview and concept of the framework being used and its relevance to the study's examination of the relationship between emotional intelligence and academic performance of accountancy students.
This document outlines a research study being conducted by a group of accountancy students at Far Eastern University. The study aims to address how accountancy students assess their own emotional intelligence, the relationship between emotional intelligence and academic performance, and how this relationship differs based on a student's EQ level, sex, and year level. The theoretical framework section will discuss the overview and concept of the framework being used and its relevance to the study's examination of the relationship between emotional intelligence and academic performance of accountancy students.
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Statement of the Problem
The researchers aim to address the following: 1. How do Accountancy students assess emotional intelligence as to: a. Self-awareness b. Self-regulation c. Motivation d. Empathy e. Social skills 2. What is the basis of Academic Performance in measuring its relationship with emotional intelligence? a. Departmental examinations b. Retention policies 3. What is the correlation of emotional intelligence to the academic performance of: a. Students with higher EQ b. Students with average EQ c. Students with lower EQ 4. What is the correlation of emotional intelligence to the academic performance of Accountancy students in terms of: a. Sex b. Year-level 5. Is there a significant relationship between emotional intelligence and academic performance of Accountancy Students? Theoretical Framework Paragraph 1 should discuss the overview and concept of the framework and Paragraph 2 should discuss its relevance in the target statement of the problem.
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