Social intelligence

Following the sensational concept of emotional intelligence, Daniel Golman makes his own concept of social intelligence on the court of readers. The author analyzes in detail his elements - from the ability to listen and empathize to the ability to influence others - and ties them to neurobiological processes. Masterningly operating with serious scientific data and examples from life, he convincingly proves that and the biological basis of social intelligence can and should work. At the same time, Goolman offers not "sofa" recipes, but by facts saturated space for reflection. We can learn how to listen to each other, without infected by negativity, handle others as with "you", and not as with "it", expand the mental category "we", reducing "they", and then, Gowlman hopes, in the world will be in the world Less hatred and disunity, more creative and healing relationships