| 英文摘要 |
The research aimed to explore the current situation and relationships between students' perception of teachers' emotional labor and their emotional intelligence in elementary schools in New Taipei City. The study adopted a questionnaire survey and selected 541 senior graders of ten elementary schools as the research objects. The data obtained from the survey were been analyzed by descriptive statistics, t test, and multiple regression. The results of this study were summarized as follows: 1. The students’perception of teachers' emotional labor was medium to high, and the performance of emotional intelligence was medium to high. 2. Gender had caused significant differences in perception of teachers' emotional labor and emotional intelligence of elementary school students. That is, female students’perception of teachers' emotional labor were higher than males. Moreover, emotional intelligence of female students were higher than males. 3. Grade had also caused significant differences in perception of teachers' emotional labor and emotional intelligence of elementary school students. In other words, sixth grade students’perception of teachers' emotional labor were higher than fifth ones. Furthermore, emotional intelligence of sixth grade students were higher than fifth ones. 4. The three dimensions of students' perception of teachers' emotional labor all had a significant impact on their emotional intelligence. Moreover, ''regulations of emotional labor'' had a stronger positive impact on emotional intelligence. Based on the above results, relevant suggestions were made for education departments, school administration departments, teachers, and future researchers. |