EQ Password: 8 Techniques to Quickly Raise Outstanding Children

Author: (USA) Shapiro
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: Quickly cultivate 8 techniques to help children excel, the first major work in the world to apply research findings on emotional intelligence (EQ) to family education. A blessing for all parents who hope their children will achieve success: "IQ is innate, but EQ is developed through nurturing." The latest findings in human intelligence research show that the most precise and astonishing achievement evaluation standard is EQ (Emotional Quotient), and those with high EQ have an advantage in all areas of life. EQ often accounts for 80% of the factors contributing to success, and through EQ, it is possible to accurately predict every possibility and answer in life. Based on summarizing current EQ theories, this book distills a set of simple, effective, and practical training methods. Through reading and training, individuals can significantly improve their EQ scores, leading to success in both personal life and careers. Although it is widely agreed that cultivating children's EQ skills is very important, this book is the first to systematically discuss the development of children's EQ skills during their childhood and provide practical methods to help you raise children to achieve higher EQ skills. Unlike other parenting books, this one is not just the author's personal opinions as a psychologist but a compilation of research findings from universities, hospitals, and medical research institutions across the USA. Although these findings come from different fields such as neuroanatomy, child physiology, social anthropology, education, and psychology, the conclusions of all theories are consistent: children can develop EQ skills such as the ability to solve interpersonal problems, perseverance, kindness, and empathy through parental nurturing, and these skills can have a profound impact on their future quality of life. In this book, the author divides EQ into six parts: thinking ability, problem-solving ability, social interaction skills, desire for success and self-motivation, moral emotions, and emotional expression. Each part is further divided into specific EQ techniques, such as self-motivation, making friends, empathy, and practical thinking, among others. The book also teaches parents how to be high-EQ parents and how to use computers to improve their children's EQ, among other 8 techniques. Keep this book handy and refer to it whenever you encounter problems. Like many parents in the USA, use this book as your guide and "bedtime read" for raising children—it will not disappoint you! Once you finish reading this book, you will clearly understand your child's EQ level, know how to target their EQ development, and quickly improve their EQ.