Inteligencia-emocional-Daniel-Goleman

1994).
28. Entrevistei o Dr. Csikszentmihalyi para o New York Times
(4 de março de 1986).
29. O cérebro em fluxo: Jean Hamilton e outros, “Intrinsic
Enjoyment and Boredom Coping Scales: Validation With
Personality, Evoked Potential and Attention Measures”,
Personality and Individual Differences 5, 2 (1984).
30. Ativação cortical e cansaço: Ernest Hartmann, The
Functions of Sleep (New Haven: Yale University Press,
1973).
31. Entrevistei o Dr. Csikszentmihalyi para o New York Times
(22 de março de 1992).
32. Estudo do fluxo e dos alunos de matemática: Jeanne
Nakamura “Optimal Experience and the Uses of Talent”,
em Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi e Isabella Csikszentmihalyi,
Optimal Experience: Psychological Studies of Flow in
Consciousness (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press,
1988).
Capítulo 7: As Origens da Empatia
1. Autoconsciência e empatia: ver, por exemplo, John Mayer e
Melissa Kirkpatrick, “Hot Information-Processing Becomes
More Accurate With Open Emotional Experience”,
Universidade de New Hampshire, manuscrito inédito
(outubro de 1994); Rand Larsen e outros, “Cognitive
Operations Associated With Individual Differences in Affect
Intensity”, Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 53
(1987).
2. Rober Rosenthal e outros. “The PONS Test: Measuring
Sensitivity to Nonverbal Cues”, em P. Reynolds, ed.,
Advances in Psychological Assessment (São Francisco:
Jossey-Bass, 1977).
3. Stephen e Marshall Duke, “A Measure of Nonverbal Social
Processing Ability in Children Between the Ages of 6 and
10”, trabalho apresentado no encontro da Sociedade
Psicológica Americana (1989).