Exploring gender differences in personality traits and emotional intelligence: A comparative analysis of male and female behavioral tendencies

Abstract

This study explores gender-based differences in personality traits, emotional intelligence, and behavioral tendencies through a survey of ten key questions answered by male and female respondents. The findings indicate both commonalities and distinctions in preferences for teamwork, sociability, emotional regulation, and task management. While males exhibited a stronger inclination toward sociability and group-oriented activities, females demonstrated higher emotional intelligence and superior time management skills. Both genders reported moderate calmness in stressful situations and adherence to daily routines. The results provide valuable insights into the complementary strengths of males and females, highlighting the potential for tailored strategies to enhance collaboration, personal development, and productivity in various contexts. This research contributes to the broader understanding of gender-based behavioral tendencies and their implications for emotional and social functioning.