The Socio-emotional skills in young people: a proposal for integral human development
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Socio-emotional skills is a matter of great importance which has direct impact on our well-being and health; Hence the importance of this subject and even more among the young people who are in an evolutionary stage in which decisions taken and experiences living mark indelibly the same brain and this in turn is reflected in attitudes and behavior. This work is about what has been written about social skills and emotional management take account of well-known authors and others not so well known no less important.
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