The main objective of the study was to understand the role of emotional intelligence on perceived stress among professional performing artists. Additionally, a correlational study was conducted to see if emotional intelligence played a role on perceived stress. The study was carried out, and an online survey used to collect responses from 123 young adults. Trait Emotional Quotient- SF and Perceived Stress Scale were used. Correlation and linear regression were employed to study the relationship between emotional intelligence and perceived stress. Additionally, the study's findings denoted a positive co-relation between the variables, indicating that emotional intelligence does play a role on how stress is perceived among professional performing artists. Also analysed the impact of Emotional Intelligence on Perceived Stress.
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