Social Intelligence
Social Intelligence explains the way people function and how social relationships affect emotions and health, by Daniel Goleman. In the light of the developments in neuroscience and psychology, Goleman elucidatively discuses about how empathing, self-organizing, and connection influence the relationship and achievement. This insightful book provides the beneficial recommendations for increasing the level of social intelligence in order to make personal and professional life more successful.
About the Author
Reported psychology and brain science for the New York Times for twelve years, then wrote the 1995 book that put emotional intelligence into ordinary use. The argument is that self-awareness, self-regulation, motivation, empathy and social skill predict outcomes at work and in relationships at least…
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