I oversee personally the translations of the full form of the TEIQue.  Translations of the full form always entail data collection and research in the country of interest.  Most such translations are done in collaboration with colleagues in universities around the world and a smaller number commercially.  The following translations are now complete:

Country Collaborator/ University TEIQue TEIQue-SF TEIQue-ASF

Spanish		 Juan Carlos Pérez-González
From Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia (UNED)		 TEIQue TEIQue-SF N/A

Greek		 Ria Pita
From Aristotle University of Thessaloniki;
Flora Kokkinaki
From Athens University of Economics and Business		 TEIQue TEIQue-SF TEIQue-ASF

Polish		 Agata Wytykowska
From Warsaw School of Social Psychology		 TEIQue TEIQue-SF N/A

Portuguese		 Daniela Carvalho
From Universidade Portucalense;
Ana Cristina dos Santos Lopes
From Universidad Miguel Harnández de Elche		 TEIQue TEIQue-SF TEIQue-ASF

French		 Moira Mikolajczak and Oliver Luminet
from University of Louvain		 TEIQue TEIQue-SF N/A

Dutch		 Carolien Rieffe
From Leiden University		 TEIQue TEIQue-SF N/A

Chinese (simplified)		 Dennis Lee, Stephanie Yim, Yau Yan Wong
From Institute of education, University of London, and UCL;
Shitao Chen
From Indiana University Bloomington		 TEIQue TEIQue-SF TEIQue-ASF

Norwegian		 Oyvind L. Martinsen
From Norwegian School of Management		 TEIQue N/A N/A

Croatian		 Denis Bratko and Srebrenka Letina
From University of Zagreb		 TEIQue N/A N/A

Maley		 Viren Swami
From University College London		 Info not available N/A N/A

German		 Harald Freuden-thaler, Aljoscha Neubauer, and Petra Gabler
From University of Graz;

Wolfgang Scherl
From University of Nottingham		 TEIQue TEIQue-SF N/A

Serbian		 Ana Altaras Dimitrijevic and Zorana Jolic Marjanovic
From Belgrade University

 

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Italian		 Antonio Chirumbolo
From University of Chieti-Pescara “G. d’Annunzio”;

Paolo M. Russo
From University of Bologna

 

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Georgian		 Khatuna Martskvishvili and Luiza Arutinova
From Tbilisi State University		 TEIQue N/A N/A

Hungarian		 Edit Komlósi
From University of Pannonia, Veszprém;
András Göndör
From Budapest Business School		 TEIQue N/A N/A

Slovak		 Khatuna Martskvishvili and Luiza Arutinova
From Tbilisi State University
András Göndör
From Budapest Business School		 TEIQue TEIQue-SF TEIQue-ASF

Turkish		 Ilkay Ulutas
From Gazi University		 TEIQue TEIQue-SF N/A

Latvian		 Anete Hofmane
From Riga Stradins University		 TEIQue N/A N/A

Thai		 Commercial Translation TEIQue N/A N/A

Bulgarian		 Antonina Kardasheva
From New Bulgari-an University		 TEIQue TEIQue-SF TEIQue-ASF

Arabic		 Maria-Jose Sanchez-Ruiz
From Lebanese American University		 TEIQue TEIQue-SF N/A

Urdu		 Dr. Nashi Khan and Hufsa Chandni Rizwan
From Centre for Clinical Psychology, University of the Punjab		 TEIQue N/A N/A

Persian		 Dr.Marvan Aghedi
From Tehran Psychiatric Institute, Iran University of Medical Science		 TEIQue TEIQue-SF TEIQue-ASF

Romanian		 Commercial Translation TEIQue TEIQue-SF N/A

Finnish		 Commercial Translation TEIQue N/A N/A

Swedish		 Anna Dåderman
From Högskolan Väst		 TEIQue N/A N/A

Brazilian Portuguese		 Matheus França Perazzo, Lucas Guimarães Abreu and Saul Martins Paiva
From Federal University of Minas Gerais;

Ana Flávia Granville-Garcia
From State University of Paraiba;

Pablo Alejandro Pérez-Diaz
From Austral University of Chile and University College London;		 TEIQue N/A N/A

Azerbaijan		 Nigar Ismayilova From Baku State University TEIQue TEIQue-SF N/A


TEIQue-SF

The TEIQue-SF is embedded in the full form of the inventory and, therefore, translations become available concurrently.  If you would like a translation that is not available on the website, please email here to request it. 

TEIQue-ASF

The Adolescent Short Form is now available in Spanish (Mercedes Ferrando and Blanca Serra – Murcia University), inGreek, in Dutch, and in Portuguese (Dorisa Peres, Sandra Sequeira, Selma Martinho, & Viviane Grunert da Fonseca – Instituto Superior Dom Afonso III, Loulé).

TEIQue-CF and TEIQue-CSF

The Child Forms have been specifically developed for children between 8 to 12 years.  They are based on a sampling domain developed exclusively for children (i.e., they are not simple adaptations of the adult form).  The English TEIQue-CF and TEIQue-CSF can be download from here.  In addition, the following translations are currently available: 

  • Albanian (Albulena Gashi & Sami Hajrullahu)
  • Greek (Stella Mavroveli & K V Petrides)
  • Italian (Paolo Maria Russo and colleagues)
  • Spanish (Juan Carlos Pérez-González)
  • Chinese simplified (Stephanie Lau)
  • Romanian (Anita Gall, Anna Bernáth, & Diana Neagu)
  • Portuguese (Maria João Afonso, Ana Catarina Gentilhomem, & Teresa Vaz de Carvalho)
  • French (Nitzia Embricos)
  • Persian (Marvan Aghedi)
  • Urdu (Ayshah Saddiqua)
  • Slovak (Lada Kaliska and Eva Nabelkova)

For scoring information or to obtain copies of the translations, please contact Dr. Stella Mavroveli at Imperial College London.

Reference for the TEIQue-CF and TEIQue-CSF:

Mavroveli, S., Petrides, K. V., Shove, C., & Whitehead, A. (2008).  Validation of the construct of trait emotional intelligence in children.  European Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, 17, 516-526. [pdf]