Features of the manifestation of the structural elements of emotional intelligence for positive stress
The aim of this work is to review changes of substructure levels of emotional intelligence as a result of the impact of positive stress. Changes are reliably measured against two parameters: ‘managing one’s own emotions' and ‘managing the emotions of others’. The remaining three parameters (emotional awareness, self-motivation and empathy) change unreliably. If there are no positive stress factors, all the parameters mentioned above, excluding ‘managing one’s own emotions’, are within the normal range; however, with the introduction of positive stress, this parameter changes the most. The parameter ‘self-motivation’ undergoes the least change. General emotional intellect also changes reliably and its absolute numeric value increases, therefore, acute positive stress facilitates the capability of effective emotional intellect and the ability to analyse, deal with and cope effectively within the spectrum of human emotions.