An Analysis of the relationship between social capital and emotional intelligence in the neighborhoods of Ferdowsieh City

Nowadays, in cities, management and leadership as a tool for urban planners to make urban decisions that lead to good urban actions is dramatically declining. The lack of trust and participation among citizens and managers can be of the causes of this situation.
Emotional intelligence can, with its dimensions, lead the managers' self-awareness and their motivation to control the cities and, at a smaller level, the neighborhoods, and provide an appropriate link to create and promote social capital, in order to emerge emotional intelligence at its weaker level which is the neighborhoods.
The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship between emotional intelligence and social capital in the in the neighborhoods of Ferdowsieh City. The type of research is applied and its method is descriptive and analytical comparative type. For this purpose, the data was gathered through questionnaire and interviews and field observations. descriptive and inferential statistics (t-test, correlation test, the correlation matrix and variance tests were applied. The statistical population consisted of the residents of Ferdowsieh city with a population of 30577 people, 384 of them were considered as sample by using Cochran test in five neighborhoods..
According to research findings, there is a correlation of 0/670 between emotional intelligence and social capital. In other words, in all quarters with high emotional intelligence, the rate of social capital is high. Also, in explaining the dimensions of the social capital, the participation of citizens with the highest level of social cohesion (551/0 ) and social cohesion with the rate of 0.391 is the least correlation with emotional intelligence in the neighborhoods.