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丹尼爾‧高曼(Daniel Goleman)談同情心

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「情緒智商」作者丹尼爾‧高曼問,為什麼大多數的時候我們都不是那麼富有同情心

Daniel Goleman, psychologist and award-winning author of Emotional Intelligence and other books on EI, challenges traditional measures of intelligence as a predictor of life success. Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Traditional by Lauren Huang
Reviewed by Chih-Yuan Huang
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