01539caa a2200217   4500008004100000022001700041100001400058245007800072260000900150270008200159270008900241270008800330300001200418490002400430520064800454653004501102700001701147700001801164773005201182856008701234210629s9999    xx            000 0 und d  a2320-9038     aLokesh, L 0aEmotional Intelligence among Police Personnel: Socio-Demographic Analysis  c2016  aAssociate Professor in Psychology, School of Social Sciences, IGNOU, New Delh  aProfessor in Clinical Psychology, All India Institute of Speech and Hearing, Mysore:  aResearch Scholar, Department of Psychology, DOS in Psychology, University of Mysore  a503-511  vVolume 4  Issue 1&2  aThis purposive one shot cross sectional sample survey uses a standardized Emotional Intelligence Scale to elicit responses from 687 police persons spread across 17 police stations in and around Mysore, Karnataka, based on various organismic and socio-demographic variables. Results in terms of the profile of overall Emotional Intelligence Scores and in relation to various socio-demographic variables, domain analysis, and, item analysis are presented and discussed with implications for their training in identified deficit areas or domains in order to optimize their resources for the benefit of police workforce as well as society at large  aEmotional Intelligence, Police Personnel  aSwati Patra   aVenkatesan, S  aGuru Journal of Behavioral and Social Sciences   uhttp://gjbss.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/GJBSS-paper-Vol-4-Issue-12-Paper-3.pdf