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Adult Attachment, Emotional Intelligence and Depression among Low Rank Police Officers

The study was aimed to examine the relationship between adult attachment and emotional intelligence and depression among low rank police officers in Sarawak Contingent Police Headquarter. A correlational research design with a quantitative method and random sampling was adopted in this study. Three...

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Main Authors: Fatahyah, Binti Yahya, Law, Tyng Tyng, Nur Fatihah, Binti Mat Yusoff, Nor Mazlina, Binti Ghazali, Azzahrah, Binti Anuar, Merikan, Bin Aren, Samsiah, Jayos, Mohd Razali, Bin Othman
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Published: Hampstead Psychological Associates 2020
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spelling my.unimas.ir.294902021-03-29T04:32:53Z http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/29490/ Adult Attachment, Emotional Intelligence and Depression among Low Rank Police Officers Fatahyah, Binti Yahya Law, Tyng Tyng Nur Fatihah, Binti Mat Yusoff Nor Mazlina, Binti Ghazali Azzahrah, Binti Anuar Merikan, Bin Aren Samsiah, Jayos Mohd Razali, Bin Othman BF Psychology The study was aimed to examine the relationship between adult attachment and emotional intelligence and depression among low rank police officers in Sarawak Contingent Police Headquarter. A correlational research design with a quantitative method and random sampling was adopted in this study. Three instruments were used in this study; Experience in Close Relationship (ECR), Self-Report of Emotional Intelligence Scales, and Depression – Happiness Scales. About 250 low rank police officers; 171 men and 79 women were participated in this study. Analysis of variance was used to estimate the adult attachment emotional intelligence scores as associated with depression. The types of adult attachment were tested as a moderator in the association between emotional intelligence and depression. The finding indicated that emotional intelligence was significantly associated with depression (r = .165, p < .010). Depression has showed not significantly associated with attachment avoidance (r = -.057, p = .552), but significantly associated with anxiety (r = .287, p < .010). The finding suggested that emotional intelligence plays an important role in controlling participants’ level of depression compared to adult attachment. Hampstead Psychological Associates 2020 Article PeerReviewed text en http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/29490/1/Fatahyah%20Yahya.pdf Fatahyah, Binti Yahya and Law, Tyng Tyng and Nur Fatihah, Binti Mat Yusoff and Nor Mazlina, Binti Ghazali and Azzahrah, Binti Anuar and Merikan, Bin Aren and Samsiah, Jayos and Mohd Razali, Bin Othman (2020) Adult Attachment, Emotional Intelligence and Depression among Low Rank Police Officers. International Journal of Psychosocial Rehabilitation, 24 (5). pp. 2866-2879. ISSN 1475-7192 https://www.psychosocial.com/article/PR201992/19693/ 10.37200/IJPR/V24I5/PR201992
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topic BF Psychology
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Fatahyah, Binti Yahya
Law, Tyng Tyng
Nur Fatihah, Binti Mat Yusoff
Nor Mazlina, Binti Ghazali
Azzahrah, Binti Anuar
Merikan, Bin Aren
Samsiah, Jayos
Mohd Razali, Bin Othman
Adult Attachment, Emotional Intelligence and Depression among Low Rank Police Officers
description The study was aimed to examine the relationship between adult attachment and emotional intelligence and depression among low rank police officers in Sarawak Contingent Police Headquarter. A correlational research design with a quantitative method and random sampling was adopted in this study. Three instruments were used in this study; Experience in Close Relationship (ECR), Self-Report of Emotional Intelligence Scales, and Depression – Happiness Scales. About 250 low rank police officers; 171 men and 79 women were participated in this study. Analysis of variance was used to estimate the adult attachment emotional intelligence scores as associated with depression. The types of adult attachment were tested as a moderator in the association between emotional intelligence and depression. The finding indicated that emotional intelligence was significantly associated with depression (r = .165, p < .010). Depression has showed not significantly associated with attachment avoidance (r = -.057, p = .552), but significantly associated with anxiety (r = .287, p < .010). The finding suggested that emotional intelligence plays an important role in controlling participants’ level of depression compared to adult attachment.
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author Fatahyah, Binti Yahya
Law, Tyng Tyng
Nur Fatihah, Binti Mat Yusoff
Nor Mazlina, Binti Ghazali
Azzahrah, Binti Anuar
Merikan, Bin Aren
Samsiah, Jayos
Mohd Razali, Bin Othman
author_facet Fatahyah, Binti Yahya
Law, Tyng Tyng
Nur Fatihah, Binti Mat Yusoff
Nor Mazlina, Binti Ghazali
Azzahrah, Binti Anuar
Merikan, Bin Aren
Samsiah, Jayos
Mohd Razali, Bin Othman
author_sort Fatahyah, Binti Yahya
title Adult Attachment, Emotional Intelligence and Depression among Low Rank Police Officers
title_short Adult Attachment, Emotional Intelligence and Depression among Low Rank Police Officers
title_full Adult Attachment, Emotional Intelligence and Depression among Low Rank Police Officers
title_fullStr Adult Attachment, Emotional Intelligence and Depression among Low Rank Police Officers
title_full_unstemmed Adult Attachment, Emotional Intelligence and Depression among Low Rank Police Officers
title_sort adult attachment, emotional intelligence and depression among low rank police officers
publisher Hampstead Psychological Associates
publishDate 2020
url http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/29490/1/Fatahyah%20Yahya.pdf
http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/29490/
https://www.psychosocial.com/article/PR201992/19693/
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