“Inteligencia emocional y habilidades sociales en personas privadas de la libertad del centro de rehabilitación social Ambato”

Abstract

The present investigation was carried out with the objective of establishing the relationship between Emotional intelligence and social skills in private people of the freedom of the Ambato Social Rehabilitation Centerin the province of Tungurahua. It consisted of 100 people deprived of liberty, distributed in 50 women and 50 men. The reagents applied were the Bar-On I-CE Automated Emotional Inventory and the Social Skills Assessment Checklist (Goldstein et al., 1980). It was concluded that there is no relationship between the variables Emotional Intelligence and Social Skills. It was detected that the level of Emotional Intelligence that predominates in people deprived of liberty is the average level in all its components with 43%, followed by the low level with 41%, a very low level with 13%, and finally 3% with a high level. The Social Skills Checklist of Goldstein found that the level of Social Skills that predominates in people deprived of liberty is the average level in all its scales with 50%, followed by the high level with 47% and finally a low level with 3%.