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. 2021 Mar 31;7(3):e06611. doi: 10.1016/j.heliyon.2021.e06611

Table 1.

Factor loadings from principal component analysis for a two-factor solution for the emotional intelligence questionnaire.

S/N Item descriptions Factors
1 2 Commonality
EIS3 I expected to perform well .605 .311
EIS28 I easily lose hope of success when I encounter difficulties -.541 .226
EIS12 I know how to sustain a positive emotion I experience .518 .330
EIS27 I develop new ideas when I experience change in emotions .512 .277
EIS20 I usually come up with new thoughts when I am in a positive mood .492 .240
EIS23 I encourage myself when I take new task by imagining a positive outcome .487 .265
EIS2 I use past experience to overcome obstacles when I face similar situation .478 .217
EIS21 I am in charge of my emotional experiences .474 .286
EIS7 When I have change in frame of mind, I see new hope .466 .486
EIS17 In my positive mood, I easily solve problems .456 .439
EIS16 I present myself in a manner that creates positive feelings on others .435 .286
EIS18 I acknowledge others emotional experience by observing their facial looks .506 .410
EIS29 When I look at others, I easily recognize their emotions .696 .466
EIS30 I assist others when they are emotionally down .679 .375
EIS32 When I listen to other people, I can tell their emotional experience .638 .307
EIS25 I have knowledge of the nonverbal communications other people pass across .535 .335

Note: factor 1 is Intrapersonal EI and factor 2 is Interpersonal EI; items shown on the table are those make .40 cut-off loading and they are arranged in a descending order based on the magnitude of each item. Items number are the same as the number in original Schutte et al. (1998)’ scale.