Interpersonal skills training

Abstract

People begin to recognise and develop interpersonal skills from the day they are born — some claim it starts even before that — and they go on learning, or failing to learn, how to use them until the day they die — some say it goes on long after that. When trainees come into training situations at work, as more or less mature adults, they already have a considerable range of interpersonal skills that they have acquired throughout their lives in a variety of contexts.

Citation

Sharples, S. (1984), "Interpersonal skills training", Education + Training, Vol. 26 No. 1, pp. 8-9. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb002120