Trait emotional intelligence mediates the dispositional gratitude and subjective well-being in young adults

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• What: Because of all the described above, this study focuses on testing whether general emotional intelligence and its emotional facets (mood attention, emotional clarity and mood repair) could mediate the relationship between gratitude and SWB indicators (i.e., life satisfaction and happiness). This study focused on the trait of gratitude. In short, the purpose of this study was to explore the relations underlying the association between gratitude and subjective wellbeing indicators, i.e., life satisfaction and happiness. Using this model, the authors later examined whether EI mediated the relationship between dispositional gratitude and satisfaction with life and . . .
  

   

  

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