How To Improve Your Social Intelligence

In this video we talk about social intelligence. We will see what are the signs of social intelligence and how to develop it. But what is social intelligence? Individuals with good social intelligence have the ability to perceive how others feel, to intuitively know what to say in social situations and to always seem self-assured, even in a larger crowd.
The theory of social intelligence was first brought to the forefront by American psychologist Edward Thorndike in 1920. Thorndike defined it as "The ability to understand and manage men and women and boys and girls and to act wisely in human relationships." Nobody is born socially intelligent.
This type of intelligence encompasses a set of skills that an individual learns over time.
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[TheArtOfPersonalGrowth]

Do you keep your social skills always sharp? How to you feel when you meet a new person?

[pyschologygeek]

Social intelligence is essential for unlocking the skills of effective communication, dialogue, and teamwork to create an optimal and productive work environment.

[mariankeller]

After many years working with the public I've learned..never raise your voice when the other person is upset..learn to defuse an argument...if you raise your voice or argue..the war is over and you've lost..Look at people and smile....recognizing them by saying hello shows respect...learn to hear what they are saying..not just listen.... talk to others..not at them....don't take everything an angry person says personally...most of the time its not you they're angry with...and above all..show an interest and act friendly...people are more receptive if you show you care for their opinion

[daveyt]

Working on my empathy skills. Reality vs what's on youtube can be really different things. Too many toxic people out there nowadays.

[shivangirana]

Effective listening.
reputation management
Lack of Argument
Pay close attention to what who's arround you.
Respect culture listening

[professorbaxtercarelessdre]

there was a time i was mildy acceptable with social intelligence, cause i was working and getting to know people, and how to recognize how they spoke and how they reacted to me. nowadays i'm really out of practice, and quaranteen and all that isn't helping anyone. hopefully soon life will go back to some kind of normal and we can all use this and similar videos and advice to improve :)

[serenitynow]

They seriously need to post this video on the nightly news. The world would be a better place.

[manirajpoot]

this will help me alot in my personal life and my career life too, thanks

[SamSodapop]

Sometimes I feel really socially dumb, I feel like I'm boring and talk very blandly. I can't crack jokes, I can't keep a conversation going and sometimes I feel like I'm an alien trying to learn how to act human

[igorberkovic]

Nicely explained. Keep that simplicity.👏

[IKEMENOsakaman]

I've given up improving my social intelligence, but maybe I should start again

[dania-cy]

i’m such a shy and introverted person i want to be confident and socially intelligent ;(
why just why