A Escolha dos Líderes e a Compreensão Emocional na Educação Pré-Escola
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Este estudo teve por objectivo perceber a importância que as variáveis pessoais, as relações interpessoais e a compreensão emocional poderão ter na escolha de um líder em crianças a frequentar o Ensino Pré-Escolar. Participaram quarenta e cinco crianças, 46,7% do sexo feminino e 53,3% do sexo masculino, com idades entre os três e seis anos, da Região Autónoma da Madeira (RAM). Os resultados mostraram que o sexo e ter irmãos, bem como, a preferência social, o impacto social, o estatuto social influenciam a escolha para líder. Da compreensão emocional só a regulação emocional mostrou estar associada a esta escolha.
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