| dc.description.abstract | Cognitive intelligence is often used as a benchmark of success. However, there is
evident that individual success is not only caused by cognitive intelligence but
also influenced by emotional intelligence. The importance of emotional
intelligence makes the researchers wanted to know whether there is any
relationship between the emotional intelligence with self-esteem and authoritative
parenting. Data retrieval in the form of a questionnaire with a total of 84 items
and sample of 95 late adolescence with age range 17-20 years. Data analysis
using Pearson product moment correlation test with a two tailed test. Results of
the study showed a negative relationship between the emotional intelligence and
self-esteem with r=-0,496 significance and value of 0,000, also found out a
negative relationship between self-esteem and authoritative parenting with r=-
0,233 significance and value of 0,023. Result shows no relationship between the
emotional intelligence and authoritative parenting, it is showed from the value
r=0,184 and significance of 0,074. The conclusion is there is relationship between
emotional intelligence and self-esteem, as well as the existence of a relationship
between self esteem and authoritative parenting. Individuals are aware of the
importance of developing emotional intelligence and parents are expected to
prioritize relationships with their children | en_US |
