Review
"[Goleman] uses the emerging science of neuro-sociology to show how priming our brains for meaningful connectivity with others can make the world a better place... Fascinating" (
Sunday Telegraph)
"Daniel Goleman understands people. He has a keen appreciation for the scientific basis of why we are the way we are - why some of us are natural flirts while others of us have a hard time getting a second date; why some of us are wired to make a great first impression at a job interview while others are useless at navigating office politics." (
Financial Times)
"A rich compendium of recent developments in developmental and social psychology and the burgeoning field of social neuroscience... There is a great deal in Goleman's book to interest and inform the general reader who may still think Freud is the last word on the science of human relationships." (
New Scientist)
"An easy and enjoyable read... An easy introduction to all sorts of new areas in psychology. It should improve your dinner-party conversational skills and provide useful snippets for any presentation." (
Management Today)
--This text refers to the
Paperback
edition.
Book Description
A major book from the author of the bestselling
Emotional Intelligence.
Social Intelligence does for relationships what
Emotional Intelligence did for emotions: brings readers a radically different way of thinking about themselves and their world.
--This text refers to the
Paperback
edition.
