A brief study on professional capabilities for making decisions and managing their emotions
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Professional capabilities, making decisions, emotionsAbstract
This study article focuses on the ability of professionals in terms of making choices and controlling their emotions. Please present your research study centred on the Sonipat area in the state of Haryana. Throughout the course of this investigation, a sample of forty different respondents was collected. Methods of analysis such as the mean, standard deviation, t-test, and Anova have been employed for the data analysis. The results of the research indicate that there is a connection between gender and one's professional capacities, such as decision-making and emotional control, and the study found that this connection exists.
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