A radio interview with David Cory, from the archive

BySherwin Arnott February 6, 2014April 27, 2018

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Here’s an interview with Kaj Gyr with Radio Nelson that we pulled out of the archive. David Cory gets a chance to talk about emotions, the difference between emotional intelligence and emotional intelligence skills, and the way these phenomena relate to successful functioning.

One interesting example that comes up is the common human experience of asking if someone is feeling angry, only to have them strongly, and angrily, deny it. Listen to the interview:

If the player above doesn’t work for you, try this: David Cory Interview with Kaj Gyr.

Thank you to Radio Nelson.

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Sherwin Arnott

Sherwin is a communications designer and editor interested in philosophy of science and education technology. Sherwin dreams of a world with more emotional intelligence. Find him on Twitter, @eitc_ca.

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