Emotional Intelligence Education: Success 100% = 20% IQ + 80% EQ

Author: (English) Weiding, translated by Yao Junfang
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Publishing Date: 2007-01-01
Features: "Emotional Intelligence" is the culmination of the field of emotional intelligence since "Emotional Intelligence," and the best-selling work in the Western world after "Emotional Intelligence." It has sold millions of copies in the West and East, influencing 200 million people globally.
1930s – Edward Thorndike defined "social intelligence" as the ability to get along with others.
1940s – David Wechsler proposed that emotional intelligence is a necessary component of life success.
1950s – Carl Rogers introduced methods for establishing emotional superiority.
1980s – Wayne Payne proposed the concept of "emotional intelligence" in his doctoral dissertation.
1990s – Daniel Goleman's "Emotional Intelligence" was published, popularizing the concept of emotional intelligence.
2007 – Kristin Weiding published "Emotional Intelligence," delving into 750 themes of emotional intelligence self-management, benefiting hundreds of millions of people and spreading the concept of emotional intelligence self-management worldwide.
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Through this book, you will gain a comprehensive understanding of the meaning and various aspects of emotional intelligence, as well as how to use it to refine your personality and excel in competition. Includes:
Cultivating core values,
Using emotional intelligence to overcome anger,
Developing communication skills, the emotional intelligence needed at work,
The emotional intelligence required in romantic relationships,
Techniques for nurturing children's emotional intelligence, etc.

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