Inteligência social
Resumen
Interagir com as pessoas de maneira positiva não é uma tarefa fácil. Há todo o momento e por diferentes razões, conflitos surgem e provocam rupturas entre as pessoas, muitas delas difíceis de solucionar. Para melhor interação entre os indivíduos é fundamental o desenvolvimento da inteligência social que resulta na interação inteligente, na autoconfiança e no desenvolvimento de habilidades sociais importantes. O presente artigo tem como objetivo apresentar o conceito de inteligência social, suas características e os resultados positivos da sua aplicação.
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