Research shows peer victimization reduces emotional intelligence’s positive impact on health-related quality of life in adolescents, suggesting social support is critical.
The positive association between EI and the HRQoL dimension related to perceived social support could disappear in adolescents exposed to moderate or high levels of peer victimization.
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