The Emotional Recession: global declines in emotional intelligence and its impact on organizational retention, burnout, and workforce resilience

These findings reveal an "Emotional Recession," a sustained global decline in emotional and relational capacities with direct implications for wellbeing, engagement, and organizational resilience.

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Frontiers in Psychology
Published
2025-11-12
DOI
https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2025.1701703
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2
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Emotional Intelligence and Performance
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The Emotional Recession: global declines in emotional intelligence and its impact on organizational retention, burnout, and workforce resilience

M. L. Miller, Joshua Freedman, Daniel Choi, Paul D. Freedman
2 citations
Frontiers in Psychology
Emotional Intelligence and Performance
4.88
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The Emotional Recession: global declines in emotional intelligence and its impact on organizational retention, burnout, and workforce resilience

M. L. Miller, Joshua Freedman, Daniel Choi, Paul D. Freedman
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2 citations

Abstract

These findings reveal an "Emotional Recession," a sustained global decline in emotional and relational capacities with direct implications for wellbeing, engagement, and organizational resilience.

Frontiers in PsychologyVol. 16
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Emotional Intelligence and Performance
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