Emotional Intelligence Subjective Wellbeing and Stress among Graduate and Postgraduate Practitioners

CONCEPTS AND PROBLEM STUDIED ＂Anyone can become angry-that is easy. But to be angry with the right person, to the right degree, at the right time, for the right purpose, and in the right way-that is not easy＂ (Aristotle, Aristotle’s Challenge, p. xix) 1.1- OVERVIEW The present study is an attempt to Explore Emotional Intelligence, Subjective Well-Being and Stress among Graduate and Post Graduate Physicians. The human life on the earth is full of pleasures and sorrows, ups and downs, strength and weakness and health and illness like day and night these happenings are inherent in everyone’s life cycle. But it is silver lining that there are noble people who work all their lives to mitigate the sufferings of the others. Among them, the profession of physicians is perhaps most respected for service to the society. A physician dedicates his life to the service of the patients. He or she relieves the sufferings and pain of mankind. He cures them from disease and illness. He strives to make the life of others better and healthier. The physician’s works to prevent spread of the epidemics. Every now and then dangerous diseases grab the humanity. It is the doctor who finds the cure. Sometimes it may take years of painstaking work and research to find the cure, but ultimately the success is achieved. As a result, we find that the fields of medicine and surgery have advanced beyond imagination. A damaged organ can be transplanted, in today’s medically advanced world,