social intelligence

British  

noun

1. the ability to form rewarding relationships with other people

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Example Sentences

Carlo’s decades of research show that Latino youth with high social responsibility and social intelligence show higher empathy and lower rates of risky behavior.

From The Wall Street Journal

If you’re human and have a scintilla of emotional and social intelligence, then you know that psychological and emotional suffering are serious and lead to real-world personal and social dysfunction.

From Salon

Joking is an important part of human interaction that draws on social intelligence, an ability to anticipate future actions, and an ability to recognize and appreciate the violation of others' expectations.

From Science Daily

Over the past decade, researchers at FBN and elsewhere have shown that pigs show signs of empathy, goats rival dogs in some tests of social intelligence, and, in one of the field’s, um, splashiest recent finds, cows can be potty trained, suggesting a self-awareness behind the blank stares and cud chewing that has shocked even some experts.

From Science Magazine

Rafael says he does not amplify misleading ideas and cannot remember tweeting the "social intelligence" hashtag.

From BBC