INCREASING THE INTERPERSONAL EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE DURING THE PROCESS OF TRANSPERSONAL CLINICAL GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY
This article presents a comparative analysis of results of N.Hall’s, D.V.Lusin’s and M.A.Manoilova’s tests and questionnaires characterizing the change in interpersonal emotional intelligence of 33 participants during the process of group psychotherapy. It was established that interpersonal emotional intelligence increased in a significant amount of participants during the group work process. Moreover, when individual psychological correction continued after completing the group therapy, there has been some recovery and development of interpersonal emotional intelligence which shows the effectiveness and usefulness of transpersonal clinical psychotherapy for these purposes.