The Science of Social Intelligence: 45 Methods to Captivate People, Make a Powerful Impression, and Subconsciously Trigger Social Status and Value [Second Edition] (The Psychology of Social Dynamics)
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The Science of Social Intelligence: 45 Methods to Captivate People, Make a Powerful Impression, and Subconsciously Trigger Social Status and Value [Second Edition] (The Psychology of Social Dynamics)

by Patrick King

Self-Help Communication social psychology
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The Science of Social Intelligence presents 45 methods for navigating social dynamics, captivating people, and making a powerful impression. Patrick King examines the psychology behind social status, perceived value, and interpersonal influence in this practical second edition for readers interested in improving their social intelligence.

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The Science of Social Intelligence explores how people navigate social dynamics and form impressions of one another.

This second edition presents 45 methods focused on captivating people, creating a powerful impression, and influencing perceptions of social status and value.

Patrick King frames the subject through the lens of psychology and everyday interpersonal interaction.

The book is intended for readers seeking practical perspectives on social intelligence and human behavior.

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