by Daniel Goleman (Author)
Arguing that Western societies overvalue and over-rely on analytical skills that can be measured by IQ tests, this accessible and thorough study pinpoints a range of abilities--typically overlooked in some cultures--that can be powerful factors in obtaining success and happiness. The book holds that emotional intelligence, comprised of impulse-control, self-motivation, empathy, and social competence, among others, can be as important as diagnostic intelligence when determining personal and professional achievement.
Argumentando que las sociedades occidentales sobrevaloran y dependen demasiado de aptitudes anal ticas que se pueden medir con ex menes de CI, este accesible y riguroso estudio se ala un mbito de habilidades--t picamente ignorado en algunas culturas--que pueden ser factores importantes en la obtenci n de xito y felicidad. El libro mantiene que la inteligencia emocional, comprendiendo el control del impulso, la automotivaci n, la empat a y la competencia social, entre otras destrezas, pueda ser tan importante como la inteligencia diagn stica cuando se determina el xito personal y profesional.Author Biography
Daniel Goleman is an internationally known psychologist and the author of several books, including Ecological Intelligence and Social Intelligence: The New Science of Human Relationships. He lives in Hartford, Connecticut.