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dling strategy. Emotional processing or, rather, the ability of emotional fighting stressful situations from the viewpoint of emotional competence 197
processing, is a new but ever more popular object of empirical research in psy-
chotherapy, which is why it makes sense to determine in future, which are the
key competences in individual work settings. Research studies will contribute
to theoretical knowledge of emotional processes, serving as a basis for the crea-
tion of new therapeutic approaches, as well as for a more efficient clinical prac-
tice in the field of mental health.
Limitations
The research study has a few limitations. Research results cannot be compared
to results of other research studies, as there are no research studies from the
point of view of emotional competence
References
CARVER, CHARLES S., MICHAEL F. SCHEIER and JAGDISH K. WEIN-
TRAUB. 1989. Assessing coping strategies: A theoretically based ap-
proach. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 56, št. 2:267-283.
CVETEK, MATEJA. 2014. Živeti s čustvi: čustva, čustveno procesiranje in
vseživljenski čustveni razvoj. V. Ljubljana: Teološka fakulteta.
GREENSPAN, STANLEY I. 1989. The development of the ego: Implications for
personality theory, psychopathology, and the psychotherapeutic process.
Madison, CT, US: International Universities Press, Inc.
LEGER, KATE A., SUSAN T. CHARLES, NICHOLAS A. TURIANO and DA-
VID M. ALMEIDA. 2016. Personality and stressor-related affect. Journal
of Personality and Social Psychology 111, št. 6:917-928.
VATER, ALINE, and MICHELA SCHRÖDER ABÉ. 2015. Explaining the link
between personality and relationship satisfaction: Emotion regulation
and interpersonal behaviour in conflict discussions. European Journal of
Personality 29, št. 2:201-215.
processing, is a new but ever more popular object of empirical research in psy-
chotherapy, which is why it makes sense to determine in future, which are the
key competences in individual work settings. Research studies will contribute
to theoretical knowledge of emotional processes, serving as a basis for the crea-
tion of new therapeutic approaches, as well as for a more efficient clinical prac-
tice in the field of mental health.
Limitations
The research study has a few limitations. Research results cannot be compared
to results of other research studies, as there are no research studies from the
point of view of emotional competence
References
CARVER, CHARLES S., MICHAEL F. SCHEIER and JAGDISH K. WEIN-
TRAUB. 1989. Assessing coping strategies: A theoretically based ap-
proach. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 56, št. 2:267-283.
CVETEK, MATEJA. 2014. Živeti s čustvi: čustva, čustveno procesiranje in
vseživljenski čustveni razvoj. V. Ljubljana: Teološka fakulteta.
GREENSPAN, STANLEY I. 1989. The development of the ego: Implications for
personality theory, psychopathology, and the psychotherapeutic process.
Madison, CT, US: International Universities Press, Inc.
LEGER, KATE A., SUSAN T. CHARLES, NICHOLAS A. TURIANO and DA-
VID M. ALMEIDA. 2016. Personality and stressor-related affect. Journal
of Personality and Social Psychology 111, št. 6:917-928.
VATER, ALINE, and MICHELA SCHRÖDER ABÉ. 2015. Explaining the link
between personality and relationship satisfaction: Emotion regulation
and interpersonal behaviour in conflict discussions. European Journal of
Personality 29, št. 2:201-215.
