The Social Animal: Understanding The Science Of Human Connection

Discover the science of human connection with psychologist Robin Dunbar

in "The Social Animal." Explore the psychology behind relationships and

social interactions in this captivating book.

The Science of Social Intelligence: 45 Methods to Captivate People, Make

a Powerful Impression, and Subconsciously Trigger Social Status and

Value [Second ... (The Psychology of Social Dynamics Book 7) By Patrick

King

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00:00:00 The Science of Social Intelligence

00:06:35 The Importance Of Being Social.

00:17:02 The Social Brain Hypothesis.

00:26:00 The Limits Of Our Sociality.

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In this video, we'll explore the fascinating world of social

intelligence and human connection. We'll discuss the importance of being

social, the evolution of our social brains, and the effects of

loneliness. We'll also delve into the limits of our sociality and how to

effectively focus our social efforts.

Here are some key takeaways from this video:

Social intelligence is about how to fit in, charm people, and allow

socializing to help rather than hinder you in achieving your goals.

Our brains grew and developed as a result of needing to be social.

Humans are social animals and need connection to thrive.

There are limits to our social interactions, and we should focus our

efforts on those who are most important to us.

I hope you enjoy this video!