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Human relationships

by Steve Duck · first published 1986

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  • alok-g · Dec 8, 2023 · Recommends

    Human Relationships, by Steve Duck https://www.amazon.com/Human-Relationships-Steve-Duck-ebook/... The book aims to present research insights in a way to be of practical use for a common person.

    on “Life Changing Books on Sex and Relationships” ↗
  • alok-g · Nov 20, 2018 · Recommends

    …it into your head that people skills are critical, for both professional and personal lives. Make it a goal for yourself to develop them. Below are a few things that I had found helpful: 1. Book "Human Relationships" by Steve Duck [1]. The author of the book says that his students were suffering from the same people/relationship issues as everyone else in spite of the relevant education in psychology. So he reasoned…

    on “Ask HN: Resources for introverted devs to learn workplace politics?” ↗
  • alok-g · Feb 3, 2018 · Recommends

    Dale Carnegie, How to win friends and influence people. The book had opened my mind on how people react to criticism. Human Relationships, Steve Duck. Relationships are so important in life, and not at all obvious for everyone, yet we are all left to ourselves on them.

    on “Ask HN: Which books do you wish you'd read earlier in life?” ↗
  • throwaway_sjfgd · Nov 16, 2021 · Recommends

    …me take these home for reading and nor create any electronic record. Life was just too tough, as you can see. Here are some recommendations. Only the first one qualifies as a 'particular' one. 1. Human Relationships, Steve Duck. I had read the first edition and found it very insightful. 2. Another one that was very helpful was focussed on when it is the time to quit. I have linked a few similar ones below. The…

    on “Divorce does funny things” ↗

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