The Relevance of Social Intelligence for Effective Optimization of Retirement and Successful Ageing

Sanwal, Tanushree; Sareen, Puja

doi:10.1007/s12126-021-09469-z

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“…In accordance with Hassan et al (2016), financial attitudes towards retirement are a significant variable that affects planning for retirement behaviour, and people plan well for their retirement. In the words of Sanwal and Sareen (2021), employees who were more engaged in their retirement planning had more upbeat attitudes.…”

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confidence: 99%

Financial Literacy and Retirement Planning Behaviour Among Working Single Women in Private Sector

Abidin

Zainuddin

Rahim

2023

MJSSH

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A lack of financial knowledge causes many to make poor financial decisions, which may result in irrational financial choices and jeopardize their retirement plans. Studies have shown that one in three Malaysians consider themselves to have "low financial knowledge." Furthermore, one in ten people believe that they are financially undisciplined. Studies have shown that 35 percent of men are more financially literate compared to 30 percent of women globally. With the increment level of financial literacy among women, it will be able to minimize the socio-economic gap and inequality that still exists and in addition to achieve the sustainable development goal 2030. This article aims to explore the causes of financial literacy towards retirement planning behaviour among working single women, using theory of planned behavior and OECD’s elements of financial literacy as a bases of discussion. This study applied a qualitative approach through 5 interview sessions with working single women. Data were collected through semi-structured interviews and were then interpreted using thematic analysis. The findings of this study revealed that the elements of financial future, debt free motivation, financial shocks and financial socialization agent describe the causes that contributed to the financial literacy behavior towards retirement planning among working single women.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Financial Literacy and Retirement Planning Behaviour Among Working Single Women in Private Sector

Abidin

Zainuddin

Rahim

2023

MJSSH

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“…Their ability to feel and enjoy positively is noticeably destroyed and they may experience social anxiety that affects the emergence of interpersonal problems [6]. They often lack proper recognition and because of this, they may find it difficult to adjust to their new surroundings, which in turn hinders the development of their social intelligence [7].…”

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Social ecology of interpersonal relationships among pensioners participating in the “Moscow Longevity” project

Litvinova,

Kotenev,

Kokurin

et al. 2024

BIO Web Conf.

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The paper presents the results of the study of social intelligence in order to identify its features as a resource for reducing biopsychological age in pensioners studying under the programmes of the Moscow Longevity Project. Modern ideas about social intelligence are analysed. Social intelligence is understood as an acquired ability that allows a person to better recognise and understand other people, to act wisely in human relations. The study involved 20 pensioners participating in educational programmes “Moscow Longevity” (average age - 64.4 years). The following methods were used: Guilford Social Intelligence Test (J. Guilford, M. O’Sullivan); complex methodology of diagnostics of biopsychological age (compiled by T.N. Berezina); questionnaire “Resource areas» (by T.N. Berezina). For data processing, the methods of descriptive statistics and correlation analysis by Spearman’s criterion were used. The results show that in pensioners of this sample, the ability to understand the logic of development of interaction situations and the meaning of human behaviour in these situations (“History with additions”) determines the reduction of biological age and indicators of developmental ageing. Indicators of social intelligence are related to the resources of life activity organisation: pensioners are more often involved in intellectual pursuits in various fields of science and technology, less often use humour, communication with others, spiritual practices and self-improvement, and do not seek risky behaviour. The results obtained contribute to the ideas about the relationship between social intelligence and the characteristics of biopsychological ageing and the organisation of resource areas of life activities of the participants in educational programmes of the Moscow Longevity Project.

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“…Researchers have provided the broadest definition of social intelligence as the capacity to get along with others, social strategy or cases in society, awareness of the social issues of a group, and insight into the fleeting emotions or underlying personality features of strangers (Sanwal & Sareen, 2021).…”

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Reliability and Validity of the Tromso Social Intelligence Scale (TSIS)

Chater¹,

Rebhi²,

Saidane³

et al. 2023

APE

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Objective: Develop and test the psychometric properties of an Arabic-language version of Tromso Social Intelligence Scale (TSIS). Method: A total of 807 physical education students at Kef-Higher Tunisia's Institute of Physical Education and Sports with Mean age were 21.43 ± 1.79 participated in this study. Females (n = 414) outnumbered men (n = 397). Subjects were divided into exploratory and confirmatory groups and completed an adapted version of the Tromso Social Intelligence Scale (TSIS). Results: Principal component extraction results show three interpretable components. KMO indices and Bartlett tests confirm all components are suitable for analysis. The solution explained much of the variance. In addition, confirmatory factor analysis indicates acceptable index adjustment and factorial tool stability. The calculations of the internal consistency index for the three factors of the measurement scale demonstrate the good reliability of the instrument. Finally, according to the Fornell-Larcker criterion, the designed Arabic version has good convergent and discriminant validity. Conclusion: The Arabic version of the Tromso Social Intelligence Scale (TSIS) is a reliable and valid version and can be used to assess social intelligence in Tunisia and other Arab countries.

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The Relevance of Social Intelligence for Effective Optimization of Retirement and Successful Ageing

Cited by 7 publications

References 51 publications

Financial Literacy and Retirement Planning Behaviour Among Working Single Women in Private Sector

Financial Literacy and Retirement Planning Behaviour Among Working Single Women in Private Sector

Social ecology of interpersonal relationships among pensioners participating in the “Moscow Longevity” project

Reliability and Validity of the Tromso Social Intelligence Scale (TSIS)

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