Effect of the Dark Tetrad on Emotional Intelligence

Sokić, Katarina

doi:10.19090/pp.v15i1.2366

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“…Among the main findings of the first estimated network, it stands out that subclinical psychopathy was negatively associated with emotional attention and clarity traits. This finding is in line with other studies where individuals with high levels of psychopathy reported lower emotional abilities in non-clinical populations 55 and in individuals in prison with higher psychopathic traits. 12 , 56 , 57 Therefore, it is likely that those with higher levels of psychopathic traits exhibit less remorse when harming or manipulating others, as they tend to have less awareness and control of their affective states, making them prone to impulsive acts 12 , 52 without considering the consequences of their actions and how they affect relationships with their environment.…”

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Network Analysis of Dark Triad Traits and Emotional Intelligence in Peruvian Adults

Ramos-Vera,

Calle,

Calizaya-Milla

et al. 2023

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Background The study of Dark Triad traits and emotional variables has been conducted in numerous regions; however, there is a lack of research focusing on Latin American samples and considering variables such as sex and age. Incorporating these variables could enhance our understanding of underlying aversive patterns. Purpose This study aimed to analyze the associations between Dark Triad traits and emotional intelligence in Peruvian adults. Methods Data were collected in 2021 and 272 adults (M=31.8 years, 68% female) participated through online surveys via non-probability purposive sampling. Dirty Dozen and Trait Meta-Mood Scales were used. Two partial correlation network models were applied between the study variables with and without controlling for gender and age. Bridge-expected influence and predictability analysis were calculated to find interconnected traits and higher connections, respectively. Results Subclinical psychopathy primarily showed negative associations with emotional clarity (r=−0.17), followed by emotional attention (r=−0.08) and emotional repair in networks with and without age and gender variables. Machiavellianism consistently displayed a negative association with emotional repair (r=−0.13) in both estimated networks. Conversely, subclinical narcissism exhibited a positive association solely with emotional attention (r=0.15). Furthermore, younger age was linked to higher Machiavellianism (r=−0.23), females showed higher emotional attention (r=0.11), and narcissism connected intrapersonal emotional domains with Dark Traits (bridge expected influence >1.25) while Machiavellianism exhibited greater predictability (r 2 >0.45) due to reinforcement by other Dark Traits. Conclusion This study revealed negative connections between the Dark Triad and emotional intelligence traits, except for narcissism, which was positively associated with emotional attention and functioned as a “bridge” between all traits. However, relying solely on this single positive emotional aspect of narcissism may not be adequate to characterize it as possessing fully adaptive emotional traits. Findings suggest that detailed aspects of emotional intelligence and sociodemographic factors can provide valuable insights into the complex nature of aversive patterns and their broader impact on society.

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Network Analysis of Dark Triad Traits and Emotional Intelligence in Peruvian Adults

Ramos-Vera,

Calle,

Calizaya-Milla

et al. 2023

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The dark tetrad and trait emotional intelligence: Latent profile analysis and relationships with PID-5 maladaptive personality trait domains

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Holman

et al. 2023

Personality and Individual Differences

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The influence of dark triad on knowledge hiding behavior with workplace spirituality as a moderator in higher education institutions

Joshi,

Singh,

Joshi

et al. 2024

IJEM

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PurposeIn the knowledge management (KM) literature, there are umpteen discussions on knowledge sharing; however, the scholarly community still faces a dearth of literature on knowledge hiding behavior (KHB) and its determinants. The current study aims to examine the direct effect of dark triad (DT) personality dimensions (machiavellianism, narcissism and psychopathy) on KHB dimensions (rationalized hiding, evasive hiding and playing dumb). Drawing on social control theory, this study also explores the moderating effect of workplace spirituality (WS) on the direct relationship between DT and KHB.Design/methodology/approachUsing purposive sampling, 281 matched-pair datasets from faculty members working with higher education institutions (HEI) in India have been obtained. The direct relationship has been tested through regression analysis and moderation analysis has been performed using the PROCESS macro for SPSS.FindingsThe study has successfully mapped DT dimensions with KHB dimensions, and it is observed that machiavellians mostly use evasive hiding, narcissists believe in rationalized hiding and paying dumb is mostly used by psychopaths. Workplace spirituality (WS) weakens the direct relationship between DT and KHB.Practical implicationsHEIs are advised to foster a climate conducive to WS by getting faculty to realize that their job is something larger than themselves through developing a sense of community among faculty members.Originality/valueThis empirical study extends the KM literature and expands the scope of bridging the gaps on KHB. It is one of the few studies to examine the impact of DT on KHB with WS as a moderator in HEIs.

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Effect of the Dark Tetrad on Emotional Intelligence

Cited by 4 publications

References 41 publications

Network Analysis of Dark Triad Traits and Emotional Intelligence in Peruvian Adults

Network Analysis of Dark Triad Traits and Emotional Intelligence in Peruvian Adults

The dark tetrad and trait emotional intelligence: Latent profile analysis and relationships with PID-5 maladaptive personality trait domains

The influence of dark triad on knowledge hiding behavior with workplace spirituality as a moderator in higher education institutions

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