PSYCHOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL INTELLIGENCE IN ADOLESCENCE
Abstract
This article explores the intricate process of psychological development of social intelligence during adolescence. Focusing on the interplay between cognitive, emotional, and interpersonal skills, the study investigates the key factors that contribute to the refinement of social intelligence in this critical stage of life. By reviewing relevant literature, employing effective research methods, and presenting insightful results, the article aims to enhance our understanding of the complexities involved in the adolescent journey towards acquiring and honing social intelligence.
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