"The Comprehensive Collection of Understanding the Other's Psychology" edited by Mu Zhi is divided into two parts, which systematically organizes methods of recognizing people and strategies for dealing with different people. The upper part focuses on human body, language, voice, conduct, behavioral details, interests and hobbies, etc. Focus on analysis, allowing readers to understand a person's psychological changes through these contents, and then appropriately adopt clever language responses and methods such as listening, heart-to-heart exchange, emotional win-over, adapting to the situation, and attacking their weaknesses to understand the other person's psychology.
The second part of "Getting to Know the Other's Psychology" mainly introduces how to deal with interviewers, bosses, subordinates, colleagues, women, men, customers, strangers, friends, opponents, villains, how to gain the other's favor, and how to avoid possible risks in the interpersonal circle.
Reader comments
This book is really practical! It teaches you to understand the other person's psychology by observing their body language, voice, etc., And also provides coping strategies for different people. I particularly hate hypocritical people, and this book talks about how to identify such people. Just like what is said in the book, "The more protruding parts of a person's body, the more obvious their character of invading other people's body areas." This sentence really wakes up the dreamer! All in all, this book is well worth reading.
This book is really practical! It teaches you to understand the other person's psychology by observing their body language, voice, etc., And also provides coping strategies for different people. I particularly hate hypocritical people, and this book talks about how to identify such people. Just like what is said in the book, "The more protruding parts of a person's body, the more obvious their character of invading other people's body areas." This sentence really wakes up the dreamer! All in all, this book is well worth reading.