Mixed-method research shows AI effectively improves emotional intelligence in Gen Z, suggesting practical applications in education and workplaces.
Purpose: This paper proposes a novel Artificial Intelligence (AI)-driven model to enhance Emotional Intelligence (EI) among Generation Z (Gen Z), aiming to improve their emotional adaptability in academic, professional, and social environments. Design/Methodology/Approach: A mixed-method research design was employed, comprising quantitative surveys using qualitative semi-structured interviews. Findings: Preliminary results indicate that AI can effectively assess and enhance EI competencies, especially empathy, emotional regulation, and social skills, within Gen Z. Post-intervention results indicated a notable enhancement in Emotional Intelligence scores among the experimental participants. Research Limitations/Implications: The study is limited by its reliance on secondary data and sample representativeness. Long-term effectiveness and generalizability require further research. Practical Implications: The AI-based model can be deployed in educational institutions and workplace settings to support Gen Z’s emotional development. Originality/Value: This research is among the first to propose a comprehensive AIpowered EI enhancement model tailored specifically for the digital-native Gen Z cohort.
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