A comparative study of Hamedani offending and normal drivers' emotional intelligence in 1393

The main objective of this study was to compare the level of emotional intelligence among normal and offending drivers in Hamadan with the statistical sample of 400 subjects (i.e. 200 offending drivers and 200 normal drivers). The Data in this field study was collected using Sybrya Schering Emotional Intelligence Questionnaire. Data analysis shows that the research five hypotheses have been confirmed. As a result, it can be said that there were significant differences between the two groups in terms of the level of self-control, self-motivation, social consciousness and social skills, ordinary drivers' having a higher means than those of offending drivers in the mentioned variables on one hand and emotional intelligence on the other hand. In general, the results indicated that there are significant differences between the two groups with respect to emotional intelligence.