Origins
The emotional thought method was created by Carlos Hué, a Spanish psychologist who is a teacher in the university of Zaragoza, a city located between Barcelona and Madrid. This method is explained in the book Pensamiento emocional. Un método para el desarrollo de la autoestima y el liderazgo (Hué, 2007). Unfortunately, this book has not yet been translated into English. Carlos Hué gathers a lot of exercises in this method in order to develop emotional skills.
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