The Science of Social Intelligence: 33 Studies to Win Friends, Be Magnetic, Make An Impression, and Use People’s Subconscious Triggers (The Psychology of Social Dynamics Book 7)
by Patrick King
Patrick King explores 33 studies about social intelligence, friendship, interpersonal dynamics, making an impression, and subconscious triggers. This psychology-focused guide is designed for readers seeking a clearer understanding of social behavior and practical ideas for becoming more effective, engaging, and perceptive in everyday interactions.
About This Book
The Science of Social Intelligence presents 33 studies focused on how people interact, connect, and respond to one another.
Patrick King examines social dynamics, making an impression, and the role of subconscious triggers in interpersonal behavior.
Written for readers interested in becoming more socially effective, the book explores ideas related to friendship, influence, and personal magnetism.
Its study-based approach offers a psychology-oriented perspective on understanding and navigating everyday social interactions.
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