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The impact of personality trait on the relationship of emotional intelligence and self-esteem
Fundamental science of psychology often rooted in diversity theory that touching reality of human and humanity. Theoretical solution alone may not be able to unlock the psychological issues because it is closely related to affective, cognitive and human behaviour in the workplace. In this study, the issues in the workplace are referring to personality, emotional intelligence and self-esteem of employees. The specific purpose of this study was to test the effect of extraversion personality as a moderator towards the relationship of emotional intelligence and self-esteem of employees. A total of 196 civil servants in the Local Authority (LA) have been selected as respondents. Measurement tools that used is Eysenck Personality Questionnaire-Revised Short Form (EPQR-S), Emotional Intelligence Self-Description Inventory (EISDI), and Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale (RSES). The data was analysed by using the hierarchical regression analysis. The finding shows that the two hypotheses are accepted. From this analysis as well, there was a moderating effect of extraversion personality on the relationship between emotional intelligence (perception and appraisal of emotion, and understanding emotions) with self-esteem of employees. The most important finding shows that extraversion personality serves as moderator when the relationship between emotional intelligence and self-esteem are enhanced if extraversion were on a high level. This is compared with the low levels of extraversion personality that causing on relationship of emotional intelligence with self-esteem more weaker
The impact of personality trait on the relationship of emotional intelligence and self-esteem
Fundamental science of psychology often rooted in diversity theory that touching reality of human and humanity. Theoretical solution alone may not be able to unlock the psychological issues because it is closely related to affective, cognitive and human behaviour in the workplace. In this study, the issues in the workplace are referring to personality, emotional intelligence and self-esteem of employees. The specific purpose of this study was to test the effect of extraversion personality as a moderator towards the relationship of emotional intelligence and self-esteem of employees. A total of 196 civil servants in the Local Authority (LA) have been selected as respondents. Measurement tools that used is Eysenck Personality Questionnaire-Revised Short Form (EPQR-S), Emotional Intelligence Self-Description Inventory (EISDI), and Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale (RSES). The data was analysed by using the hierarchical regression analysis. The finding shows that the two hypotheses are accepted. From this analysis as well, there was a moderating effect of extraversion personality on the relationship between emotional intelligence (perception and appraisal of emotion, and understanding emotions) with self-esteem of employees. The most important finding shows that extraversion personality serves as moderator when the relationship between emotional intelligence and self-esteem are enhanced if extraversion were on a high level. This is compared with the low levels of extraversion personality that causing on relationship of emotional intelligence with self-esteem more weaker
Characterisation of human body and environmental effects on the performance of mobile terminal antennas
PhDProvision of efficient services to the user anywhere at anytime is being a centre of research
and development in Wireless Personal Area Networks (WPAN) and Wireless Body Area
Networks (WBAN). Antenna is the essential part of WPAN/WBAN applications that
got affected by two major factors: human body presence and nature of the surrounding
environment. The presence of the human body in the proximity of the antenna causes
electromagnetic (EM) reflections from the body surface and absorptions in the lossy body
tissues resulting in antenna detuning, radiation pattern degradations and impedance
mismatch. On the other hand, incident radio waves undergo reflections, difractions and
scattering from the surrounding environment objects including buildings, trees, vehicles
and ground, causing multipath fading.
The thesis gives an overview of the main investigations, results and analyses accomplished
in a study concerning the commercially available Bluetooth and GPS antennas working
in the vicinity of the human body. Detailed numerical modelling process is adopted
followed by measurements for validation. The thesis highlights the role of surface waves
as a potential transmission medium in an on-body Bluetooth wireless communication
link taking into account the effects of antenna-body separations and presence of the
surrounding objects blocking the direct communication path. The thesis also presents
a novel statistical model to evaluate the performance of GPS mobile terminal antennas
in the multipath environment. This model characterises the antenna performance and
identifies the key factors that can be used to enhance it, in a real working environment
outside an anechoic chamber. The study also deals with presence of the human body in
the multipath environment and its effects on the operation of the GPS antennas
Annual Review of Progress in Applied Computational Electromagnetics
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