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        1 - The Investigation of the relationship between personality characteristics (factor 5) and emotional intelligence with life satisfaction in male and female students living in the residence Shahydchamran University of Ahvaz
        Faramarz Kalantari Tahereh Mehrabiyan Ommolbanin Arandan
        Objective: The aim of present study was to investigate the relationship between personality characteristics (factor 5) and emotional intelligence with life satisfaction in male and female students living in the residence Shahydchamran University of Ahvaz.Methods: In thi More
        Objective: The aim of present study was to investigate the relationship between personality characteristics (factor 5) and emotional intelligence with life satisfaction in male and female students living in the residence Shahydchamran University of Ahvaz.Methods: In this study 80 male and female students living in the residence  Shahydchamran University of Ahvaz that selected by available method and completed questionnaires measuring personality traits, emotional intelligence and life satisfaction.Finding: The results  indicated  that  the  relationship between the predictor variables with the criterion  variable is life satisfaction . Research findings  showed  that  students who have higher emotional  intelligence , greater life satisfaction . Students with  low neuroticism ,  high extraversion , high openness , high agreeableness and Conscientiousness have higher life satisfaction . The highest correlation coefficient was related to neuroticism, the most important predictive variable in this study. Regression  coefficients for linear combination of variables using  multiple entry characteristics and emotional  intelligence and life satisfaction levels of less than 0/05 was significant.Conclusions: The Present result support of the relationship between personality characteristics and emotional intelligence with life satisfaction in students. Manuscript profile