EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AND ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE
Running head: EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AND ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE 1 ... children’s emotional regulation and emotion knowledge, with results indicating that children ... (Payton et al., 2008) that SEL interventions seek to promote. EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AND ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE 8 Based on their review of 324,303 children in 317 studies of …
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