Examining the Conditions of Adaptation

The American Psychiatric Association (2010) defines adaptation as: "coordinating behavior in order to meet the needs of the environment, which often requires modification of impulses, emotions or attitudes". Social adaptation is defined as a process by which relations between people, groups and cultural elements are established in a satisfactory state. In other words, the relationship between individuals and groups should be established in such a way that it provides their mutual satisfaction. Thus, social adaptation is the mechanism by which a person finds the ability to belong to a group. For this reason, social adaptation requires changes in the individual, and it also requires the integration of mechanisms by which the group accepts a new member. One of the patterns related to compatibility is the emotional capacity or emotional intelligence of people. The same thing that this research tries to explain. The meaning of emotional intelligence is the ability of a person to review his own and others' feelings and emotions, distinguish between emotions and use emotional information in a healthy way in solving problems and regulating behavior.