Emotional intelligence and social skills in the disruptive behavior of secondary school students

The research aims to determine the influence of emotional intelligence and social skills on the disruptive behavior of secondary school students. We worked with a sample of 210 students of the secondary level of the Educational Institution PNP Alipio Ponce Vasquez of Cercado de Lima who were selected in a probabilistic manner. The technique used was the survey and the data collection instruments were questionnaires to measure the variables under study. To determine reliability, Cronbach's Alpha Coefficient was used. The SPSS statistical program, version 19, was used to analyze the data, with which descriptive and inferential statistics were used, using multivariate analysis to check the association between the study variables. A percentage dependence of 31.6% on the influence of emotional intelligence and social skills on disruptive behavior is concluded according to the Nagelkerke test; likewise, 70.9% of the area under the COR curve is indicated; which implies that emotional intelligence and social skills influence the disruptive behavior of high school students of the IE PNP Captain Alipio Ponce Vasquez, 2016.