There are two types of empathy that augmented reality could help to foster: affective empathy, and cognitive empathy.
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Neuroscientists have identified the different sections of the brain involved with two distinct types of empathy: cognitive empathy and emotional empathy.
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While maintaining empathy for individuals, the culture shouldn't have empathy for ideas.
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Studying animal empathy could give us insight into how human empathy evolved.
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FG: It's actually about destroying empathy because empathy has masqueraded the problems.
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The empathy things, I think it has not been ... What are ... empathy?
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Teaching your child empathy is important, but there are actually two kinds of empathy: cognitive empathy (being able to take the perspective of another person) and affective empathy (understanding of your own feelings and being able to articulate them).
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In contrast, I and most other empathy theorists use a much broader definition of empathy: Empathy is having an appropriate emotion triggered by another person's emotion.
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Sad brings empathy, and empathy is the only human thing we have, right?
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When people who take that seven-item empathy survey are reflecting on their level of empathy, they're likely to focus on occasions when they do feel empathy.
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That impulse made me think about how empathy doesn't always beget empathy in return.
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Is empathy really empathy if it's generally asked to flow in only one direction?
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Humans should treat services with empathy — losing empathy is generally a poor trend for humanity.
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So, in rating their own empathy, they don't take off points for this empathy gap.
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It's easy to confuse nunchi with empathy, but having too much empathy can be destabilizing.
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In "Applied Empathy," he explains why practicing empathy is the only path to powerful leadership.
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Because I truly believe that books create empathy, and empathy is more powerful than sympathy.
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Customer-facing empathy at FidelityExtending empathy from the office to customers, Fidelity created an empathy-training program in 2018 for employees who interact with customers that call the contact center.
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"You build this empathy with creatures you otherwise wouldn't have empathy for: the robots," Joy explains.
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They create empathy between us and others, an empathy that we need today more than ever.
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They create empathy between us and others — an empathy which we need today more than ever.
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Everyone could use a little more empathy, and the tech community could use a lot more empathy.
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They key to changing power dynamics and toxic environments, Maron said, is empathy, and empathy requires vigilance.
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Part of the problem with just empathy with professed goals is that empathy doesn't do us anything.
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It's not that he chose not to feel empathy for you, he's not capable of empathy at all.
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A key value of Snap, Mr. Murphy says, is "empathy with people here and empathy with our user."
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"A lot of people have referred to virtual reality as an empathy machine, an empathy engine," Mr. Silverstein said.
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If rats were capable of basic forms of empathy, then perhaps empathy was common — or even universal — among mammals.
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Ethically speaking, is the empathy we express in virtual reality only virtual empathy, and therefore not the real thing?
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One lesson we can take away from these missteps is that presence is not empathy, nor is emotion itself empathy.
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Sure, empathy will support my side, but it's not trivial to imagine how empathy could be exploited for any side.
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The Empathy Lab: The Intersection Of Technology, Storytelling & CultureHow do we harness the power of empathy through technology and storytelling?
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Akten wants to promote empathy, though not exactly through VR as the empathy engine, but by hacking humanity's visual glitches.
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Empathy is a really the key to freedom… You never suffer so much that you can no longer have empathy.
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The programme Roots of Empathy aims to promote empathy and reduce bullying in schools, sometimes by bringing babies into the classroom.
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There's dozens, probably hundreds, of laboratory experiments looking at empathy and they find that empathy is as biased as can be.
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I do think it gives us more empathy and I think we need more empathy and we need to do more.
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In general, this "virtual empathy" is not as strong as the sense of empathy we experience in face-to-face communication.
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On average, boys who were high in cognitive empathy attracted 1.8 more female friendships in comparison to those with lower empathy.
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His new book, "Against Empathy", makes the provocative argument that the world does not need more empathy; it needs less of it.
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The idea is that our natural empathy is limited, so why not use technology to expand who we can have empathy for?
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I think the reader will have some empathy for Reggie and have some empathy that he isn't around at the company anymore.
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Empathy comes in various types and different degrees, but full-on emotional empathy — of the "I feel your pain" sort — is exhausting.
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I call empathy my superpower, but it was only after learning to apply discipline to my empathy that it became a strength.
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If empathy is the ability to understand and share the feelings of another, then Moonlight is an exercise in generating empathy, embodied.
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Typically, books that generate empathy in the absence of politics run into trouble, according to many critics, because the empathy feels empty.
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That's a continued lesson, about empathy, and trying for empathy, and not stopping with your first, second, or third opinion of somebody.
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The movie does an incredible job of establishing empathy for its canine protagonists, while failing to extend that empathy to its Japanese characters.
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I'm likely to feel empathy toward you, a handsome white guy, but somebody who is repulsive or frightening I don't feel empathy for.
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Researchers also had study participants complete a survey known as the Empathy Quotient, often used to measure both cognitive empathy (the ability to recognize another person's thoughts and feelings) and affective empathy (the ability to respond appropriately to those thoughts and feelings).
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But using empathy alone to make decisions can cause real harm, and calling for "more empathy" in politics isn't the solution to our problems.
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Empathy The mere presence of a phone on the table between two people having a discussion has been shown to decrease feelings of empathy.
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"Emotional contagion is in turn thought to be an essential basis for empathy because empathy requires an understanding of others' emotional states," he explains.
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Text 22016: Excerpt from "How Do We Increase Empathy," Nicholas Kristof, The New York Times, January 2919, 27 So how do we increase empathy?
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"One of the things that's most lacking in the world is not emotional empathy, it's cognitive empathy," he told me in a recent interview.
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Empathy, the app reveals, is scientifically proven to spark joy (not that you would practice empathy for any other, you know, spiritual or moral purpose).
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It feels like a few years ago, we had a big conversation about empathy in games, and empathy was about interacting with a game system.
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It is a game that demands you have some kind of empathy for this small, polygonal world, and you have to divide that empathy out.
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But even more strikingly, parts of their brain associated with empathy grew in volume, underscoring not only how we can increase empathy, but that we can.
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And low-key concern over other people's battery life has become a strange form of human empathy in an online world that often, notably, lacks empathy.
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I think, however, that the goals of the pro-empathy advocates are the right ones — it's just that empathy is the wrong way to attain them.
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" During her research on empathy solutions, Dorvilias became intrigued watching a TED talk by Chris Milk titled, "How Virtual Reality Can Create the Ultimate Empathy Machine.
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Here we'll distinguish between empathy in a traditional sense of "feeling their pain" and so-called cognitive empathy, which consists of just understanding the person's perspective.
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Emotional empathy is more about sharing a physical feeling with someone, as though their emotions were contagious, whereas cognitive empathy is about understanding another person's perspective.
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The essential thing is to cultivate and hone empathy and empathy-based ethics in young people as the antidote to the outdated hierarchies of the old system.
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Every horror story is both a cautionary tale and an empathy experiment—but an empathy experiment works by forcing you to understand something you hadn't previously considered.
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They operated on the theory that rapists lacked empathy for their victims, and designed interventions to increase empathy, like having men listen to a rape survivor's story.
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But attempting to brainwash judges into turning off their empathy is unlikely to work, and deliberately cultivating a culture of non-empathy is a generically bad idea.
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But the women in the jury line up one cogent argument after another in support of their empathy, demonstrating that logic and empathy are not mutually exclusive.
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But instead of trying to elicit empathy, it's a story about empathy — Okita's yearning to better understand a man he loved but in some ways didn't know.
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Teresa says that empathy causes you to lose yourself, but Emily is a counterpoint — her empathy has expanded her, almost literally, to become more than just herself.
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Last month, game developer Robert Yang published a diatribe against the term "empathy machine," arguing that "the illusion of empathy" was the best that these experiences could offer.
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The department is also working actively on improving empathy in robots, and recently tested whether a simulated, on-screen robot was more empathy-inducing than a real one.
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"Part of the problem with just empathy with professed goals is that empathy doesn't do us anything," Clinton said, according to a transcript available on the college's website.
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Likewise, when human empathy can be partial, it is because the experiences of people from some groups are hidden from our view, which limits our empathy toward them.
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We read Emmanuel Levinas's theory of encounters and empathy — understanding empathy as a process that's so complex, but tries to erase differences, and hinders the possibility of change.
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Don't get me wrong, I think empathy is important, but I also think we've put so much emphasis on empathy without remembering what it is and what it isn't.
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Also, empathy is really important—sometimes empathy is put in a different category from Sylvia's analysis, and I think it's the link between the two that is very important.
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The dialogue from his boss is this hollow form of empathy doing the rounds in today's society, an empathy that operates without considering one's position in a critical way.
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If your recent achievement makes you proud and that makes me happy, most empathy theorists believe that's still empathy, even if we're not in the identical state of mind.
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The author of a new book titled Against Empathy, Bloom uses clinical studies and simple logic to argue that empathy, however well-intentioned, is a poor guide for moral reasoning.
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Empathy, in the sense of emotional empathy, activates the insula and anterior cingulate cortex, while understanding is more related to the medial prefrontal cortex, which sits just behind the forehead.
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One of the most complex and interesting ideas within this movie is how much it shows us capitalism weaponizing empathy and then overcoming empathy within this weird, parasitic divorce industry.
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Consider Empathy in Advertising Famous for his provocative advertising campaigns, Kenneth Cole introduced a series of ads in 2008 that served as a bold message about the power of empathy.
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Mindfulness meditation, although it may give you the first kind of empathy, I think the most important and in a way more reliable result is to enhance your cognitive empathy.
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She added that only "radical empathy" would be a substantial response to the issues plaguing the U.S. "Healing our country is going to take what I call radical empathy," Clinton said.
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"Almost all the providers have a lot of empathy for girls, but what we found was empathy was causing them to adopt a concern for women that was counterproductive," she said.
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She calls fiction a "vital vehicle for empathy," which is all very admirable, but she doesn't spare much empathy for Yassmin Abdel-Magied, who walked out of her speech in anger.
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We work with my colleague at Stanford, his name is Jamil Zaki, and he's an expert in empathy who studies the neuroscience of empathy, and he's also not a VR evangelist.
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They have -- GUTFELD: Empathy is overrated, according to studies.
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It is supposed to inspire audiences to feel empathy for the victim of a police shooting — empathy that isn't so easily given to real people of color who meet the same fate.
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He is upset about what he calls "one of this country's fundamental problems" — an empathy gap — and he sets out to describe what researchers know about empathy and how to nurture it.
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These sequences also offer the show's best attempt to think about how a philosophy of radical empathy could find empathy in those who would sow dissension and destruction, while utterly rejecting their philosophies.
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Researchers examined the influence of empathy on both same-sex and opposite-sex teen friendships and found that girls are way more likely to become close friends with boys who show greater empathy.
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Kourtney has empathy here, too, given her past with Scott.
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But where does empathy fit into the antisocial media equation?
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"VR can create empathy like never before," Darg tells me.
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SWALWELL: He never showed empathy one time throughout this process.
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In fact, research shows that our experiences influence our empathy.
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Empathy and kindness are the true signs of emotional intelligence.
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Refugee Tales harnesses the power of storytelling to foster empathy.
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Presumably, this is what Facebook's "empathy" button will be for.
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We come at this work from a point of empathy.
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He did not flinch, offer empathy, or soften his tone.
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The answer lies not just in education, but in empathy.
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Competencies like empathy: the skill at sensing other people's emotions.
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So there's these lacunae of empathy that Hunter's lyrics create.
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It is the largest genetic study of empathy to date.
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My tender heart and my compassion and empathy for others….
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"Fiction is an empathy machine, when done right," he says.
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And Trump's bullying and mockery should be replaced by empathy.
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So despite Trump's expression of empathy, his memos say otherwise.
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Yet Grigoriadis' piece failed to find any empathy for her.
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I want to see more empathy, more flexibility, more patience.
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Yes, teach something too, but we need to show empathy.
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I think that a part of it is an empathy.
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These conflicting feelings somehow hold together and result in empathy.
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It requires empathy, understanding, close attention to others, and compromise.
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But I was detached, I was aggressive, I lacked empathy.
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Donald Trump himself exploited empathy a lot in this election.
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I'm all for training rationality, but training empathy is flawed.
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Attacking anyone asking for empathy should, ostensibly, feel kinda cruel.
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Don't you have any empathy for what they go through?
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A film that celebrates strength and femininity, vigour and empathy.
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But the empathy angle works better when focusing on children.
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Being polite and gracious, being patient, having empathy for others.
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"There's been a lot of sensitivity and empathy," she said.
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"I think that the simple answer is empathy," Bigelow said.
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We shouldn't just feel empathy towards Hannah, but towards everyone.
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Happiness, empathy, resilience, hope, all of these things can spread.
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Scully seems to appreciate Miller's empathy for the young bomber.
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In politics, you're either showing empathy or you're showing selfishness.
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No kindness, no empathy, no attempt to reach common ground.
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"It's encouraging children to develop empathy with animals," Klepacki said.
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Building empathy is the most critical element of design thinking.
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Where's the understanding, where's the empathy going to come from?
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I think VR is the future of this empathy transmission.
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She also called for empathy between people across political divides.
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One vows to "remake politics around the heart and empathy".
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Technology has the potential to erode our sense of empathy.
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One of the most powerful features of VR is empathy.
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But when it comes to fat people, empathy is rare.
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Empathy is not like a person's adult height, something unalterable.
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Fear and anger must give way to hope and empathy.
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Remember: It's for everyone else, not just for you Empathy.
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You have to have empathy and listen to somebody's story.
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Iteration demands patience and process; it demands empathy and humility.
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People who have been reading fiction test higher for empathy.
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Part of the problem with the shaming cycle is empathy.
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I appreciate the empathy but I need more than that.
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And empathy has to be part of a school curriculum.
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As an educator, I have to balance fairness and empathy.
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And those sliding glass doors would've given them some empathy.
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And while empathy won't solve the problem, it's a start.
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Sharon wants to talk, but Rob's all out of empathy.
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By empathy I mean feeling the feelings of other people.
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But empathy, by its very nature, is like a spotlight.
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And if that's true, doesn't that require something like empathy?
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Do you see any social utility at all to empathy?
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Empathy in these cases is not directed at particular people.
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Smoking is also like a ritual of empathy for us.
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The insights from her drug experiences gave her new empathy.
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I have empathy for crises, people dying, stuff like that.
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This world has never suffered from an overabundance of empathy.
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And then also give people slight empathy for the reporters.
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I keep going back to two things: empathy and truth.
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How can you automate something as deeply personal as empathy?
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Empathy and kindness are the two signs of emotional intelligence.
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They learned charity and empathy, and it was really amazing.
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Garrett's toast, Blake gets empathy, and Jason returns the victor.
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If you mix empathy it with activism, you get solidarity.
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You need to quickly build up a relationship using empathy.
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My work is centered around using stories to evoke empathy.
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With Prince, they were addressed with both awe and empathy.
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You have a surprising empathy for landlords throughout the book.
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And do it with empathy and a lack of judgment.
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They also understand others and will flex their empathy muscles.
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" Nakao: "Jishu held the empathy and emotions for the couple.
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Empathy from a representative also isn't something that I needed.
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"In some cases, there were expressions of empathy," he said.
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PG: Do you see big roles for storytelling and empathy?
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As humans, we're all born with some empathy, psychologists believe.
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And it is better to lead with compassion, not empathy.
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But this not simply a question of competence or empathy.
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Does being skilled at empathy contribute to a leader's performance?
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He cannot even show any kind of sympathy or empathy.
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Reporter: You are a parent don't you have any empathy?
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The game has broadened many fans' worldview and cultural empathy.
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So you need to have much more empathy with people.
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Her past imbues her new work with empathy and weight.
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I have more empathy today than I did back then.
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"The whole art form is about empathy," Mr. Winters said.
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Last season, Rachel had bursts of empathy toward sincere contestants.
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The commissioner offered empathy for the challenges of patrol work.
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Ms. McInerney offers empathy even to her most depraved characters.
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"To him, that's empathy," Astrid told me later, with amazement.
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It was the first book that unlocked empathy in me.
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Psychologists say empathy is a fundamental part of human interaction.
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An underrated but essential quality in a President Is empathy.
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Nurture the values of empathy and compassion in your kids.
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Findings Is empathy an essential virtue for a presidential candidate?
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It would certainly be an act of respect and empathy.
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In the wake of tragedy, women deserve empathy, not defensiveness.
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This response lacks both empathy and any sense of history.
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As translations dovetail with interruptions, empathy must fill the gaps.
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Empathy is, fundamentally, about understanding individuals and how they feel.
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Its pervasive refusal to treat domestic violence issues with empathy.
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This leads to a lack of empathy in all directions.
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The word for these imaginative leaps of faith is empathy.
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With a little empathy you can defuse rudeness with kindness.
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What emotion drives that innovation, if not feelings of empathy?
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Mr. Bush tempered his own ambition with empathy and dignity.
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Touch solidifies something — an introduction, a salutation, a feeling, empathy.
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I'm not convinced Trump does empathy even for his friends.
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What girls and women get right about empathy and connection.
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We diminish as the seeming empathy of the machine increases.
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Celebrities and artists will echo the call to greater empathy.
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All of which serves to highlight the President's empathy gap.
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Accepting Bannon's advice requires rejecting empathy for already embattled groups.
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L over the years from clarifying anger to electrifying empathy.
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I could have worked harder to build trust and empathy.
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AGAINST EMPATHY: The Case for Radical Compassion, by Paul Bloom.
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But empathy is the essential character trait for our moment.
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And it is expressed with as little empathy as possible.
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"[The show] is an affirmation that empathy works," Singh says.
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"It would certainly be an act of respect and empathy."
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It also warns us to awaken our compassion and empathy.
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Empathy doesn't mean saying "yes" to every request, she emphasized.
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So, yes, more empathy for the people who lashed out.
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And that, hopefully, is the first step to greater empathy.
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Either way, emotion and empathy seem to drive her work.
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"There is an empathy deficit in our politics," Graham said.
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I've heard several calls for increased empathy on diversity issues.
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I hope we choose the path of empathy and unity.
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Studies reveal that electronic devices and internet use impair empathy.
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That's not to say we shouldn't share advice, resources, empathy.
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My empathy was motivating and debilitating at the same time.
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This loss of intimacy cannot mean a loss of empathy.
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She used the conflict as an opportunity to teach empathy.
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And he would do it with abundant empathy and curiosity.
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Kindness, empathy and compassion are crucial to a nurse's work.
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Like Moshfegh, she breaks with mutually assured empathy and meaning.
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For young readers, these revelations invite empathy, understanding and tolerance.
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Empathy is when you share the feelings of other people.
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"Empathy isn't something that comes naturally to me," he says.
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Maybe Mr. Stupak has more empathy for his customers now.
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Empathy, after all, isn't something that this president excels at.
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A little compassion and empathy would go a long way.
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"I think empathy is core to innovation and life's experience."
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Empathy and humility are big pieces of all of it.
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Some of that lack of empathy surely reflects racial animus.
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Protect others — and your country — with facts, rigor, and empathy.
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Students also begin to distinguish pity, sympathy, empathy and compassion.
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In other words, heroes are very often motivated by empathy.
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These hormones promote feelings of euphoria, bonding, empathy, and closeness.
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Being respected for how well you understand someone is empathy.
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Teenagers are capable of profound empathy in sometimes surprising ways.
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Trump lacks the ability to produce empathy in the audience.
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"You can't fake your commitment or your empathy," he said.
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Do you agree that travel can foster understanding and empathy?
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"This is immersive journalism," she said, intended to drive empathy.
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" Bloom is on what he calls an "anti-empathy crusade.
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People who have abortions deserve empathy and understanding, not judgment.
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Yes, there is empathy, but the ending is very factual.
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Be the rock of understanding be the well of empathy.
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No matter who they are, every human being deserves empathy.
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I get it: Crisis and empathy earn votes, not honesty.
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To him I say, democracy requires listening, empathy and humility.
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But on balance, the arts humanize us and promote empathy.
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Ms. Ruhl is suspended ambivalently here between satire and empathy.
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"He has a morality, an empathy about him," Readinger said.
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They bring more compassion and empathy to the correctional environment.
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We did one at the empathy lab with Jeremy Bailenson.
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Sometimes a person will tilt her head to show empathy.
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Paul Bloom talks about this in his book Against Empathy.
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Out of professional necessity, I obsessively engage in outcome empathy.
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The other half, she said, are struggling and deserve empathy.
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It's more effective than ruinous empathy or manipulative insincerity, definitely.
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If you value empathy, this finding isn't necessarily bad news.
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His score was 43, only an average score of empathy.
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Just as VR can create empathy, it can create apathy.
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It effectively mixes violence with delicacy — and thus encourages empathy.
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Sometimes supporting diversity simply means demonstrating empathy, understanding and flexibility.
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What is needed is empathy, not restrictions, tasers, and batons.
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The smug style, at bottom, is a failure of empathy.
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But the Empathy Deck bot reveals the limitations of an algorithm to generate a really meaningful response; clearly, the bot's attempts at "empathy" are nowhere near a human's, and it often barely makes sense.
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Jordyn Ives from Westfield, N.J., thinks having empathy helps parents and teenagers understand one another: All of the rules that Ms. Kuo and Ms. Dampour list can be boiled down to one word: empathy.
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Nurturing empathy Some programs encourage students to get an even closer perspective on bullying by making friends with bullying victims — which psychologists say could go a long way toward nurturing their sense of empathy.
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Laura Poitras said 'art has the ability to build structures of empathy and universal condition'; Custom Melodies aims to utilize the universal language of music to build a structure of empathy and universal condition.
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"Against Empathy" is an invigorating, relevant and often very funny re-evaluation of empathy, one of our culture's most ubiquitous sacred cows, which in Mr. Bloom's view should be gently led to the abattoir.
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"I think the film's critique of righteousness and its centering of empathy—how healing and redeeming empathy can be for people who are living in a hostile environment—that's what resonates for me," she says.
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An opportunity to show empathy, not dominance, is thus repeatedly wasted.
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I think I just felt a lot of empathy for it.
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"We're very cautious about saying that interactivity equals empathy," Yang explains.
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Don&apost you have any empathy for what they go through?
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Neptune begins its retrograde, boosting empathy—but watch out for miscommunications!
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They cultivate empathy and tolerance, by bridging cultural and socioeconomic divides.
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Actor Emile Hirsch revealed that has great empathy for West's plight.
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Their tasks involve creativity and empathy when dealing with the public.
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We can feel more empathy for the ways people feel things.
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Hopefully that gives people a little more empathy for ther cats.
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I know this all too well — empathy is my Achilles' heel.
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But the empathy Whelchel demonstrated made all the difference this time.
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Empathy and cooperation should go hand in hand in combatting terrorism.
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Sameer Jha: I was 14 [when I founded The Empathy Alliance].
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Moosajee said the key to making cities more integrated is empathy.
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Simple compassion and empathy are very much part of my work.
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Being a survivor herself, she could have empathy, she could relate.
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They elicit empathy, make familiar the unknown, yet remain refreshingly unpretentious.
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Empathy is "sugary soda, tempting and delicious and bad for us".
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For me, there's something about that baseline of empathy that's powerful.
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Martinez sometimes combined acts of violence with small gestures of empathy.
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Empathy is a deus ex machina that conveniently solves both problems.
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"Expressing empathy provides a model for others to follow," he says.
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Representation matters: Exposure to different cultural backgrounds fosters empathy and acceptance.
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These are individuals, who exemplify warmth, empathy, teamwork, conscientiousness, and optimism.
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Taggar concludes, "I think it's a great way to build empathy."
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For him, Putin's aggression seemed far less noteworthy than his empathy.
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"His tweet only shows you his lack of empathy," Andres said.
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As for the other things they've learned about VR and empathy?
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And, he noted, that empathy should extend to their own employees.
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I, for one, welcome our empathy-inducing fluffy tailed robotic overlords.
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Emotionally porous, she's vulnerable to the power of her own empathy.
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That empathy can be contagious, especially when paired with emotional imagery.
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All we can do is operate with a bit more empathy.
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I don't want your sympathy and I don't need anyone's empathy.
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" Instead of empathy, he said "what we need is more understanding.
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Like those landmark records, what holds his album together is empathy.
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If anyone would be lost to empathy, it would be him.
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Over time, Envoys were wiped of feelings of guilt and empathy.
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"Knowing the difference between empathy and sympathy" is crucial, she said.
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So there's empathy that I have that allows me to relate.
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It can also, when perused critically, stimulate reasoning, empathy and debate.
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Justice Kennedy's empathy for the baker won the day in Masterpiece.
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Empathy should sometimes be angry, if anger is the appropriate response.
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It's also the source of your psychological acumen and profound empathy.
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Revert to Mean Empathy is often misapplied in a startup context.
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"This is why I call it the empathy machine," Caffrey says.
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Human intelligence is a combination of logic, cognition, emotion and empathy.
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You ever notice how the empathy, though, just runs one way?
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In contrast, Obama shows real empathy in times of tragedy pic.twitter.
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But I try to move people away from the empathy conversation.
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Trump is not known for showing empathy and offering heartfelt apologies.
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You have to piece together your evidence with empathy and conjecture.
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I've come to realize that people mean different things by empathy.
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In that sense, the bias of empathy isn't such a problem.
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I think there's a case for empathy, particularly with positive emotions.
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I actually think attempts at empathy might actually make things worse.
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The moon also connects with dreamy Neptune, boosting your empathy levels.
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Our movie is about empathy, about people coming together, about unity.
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The pairing is an attempt to jar viewers into feeling empathy.
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And I think you'll come away with greater empathy and understanding.
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The takeaway from this novel is really a question of empathy.
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Work that inspires us towards joy, towards hope and towards empathy.
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Do you also think grief causes a crash course in empathy?
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I think empathy is a great for all sorts of things.
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For her, a measure of empathy among policymakers is also crucial.
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Have empathy and compassion for your co-workers no matter what.
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Cyprus was where he found is talent for empathy, he says.
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Empathy is often considered a baseline necessity for prompting social change.
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What we saw, over and over again, was empathy and humanity.
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My suggestion — my nominee for the fundamental American value — is empathy.
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It can create more empathy in the viewer if used properly.
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And I've also experienced joy and compassion and empathy and love.
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You can purchase your own set of Questions & Empathy cards here.
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"Virtual reality has been touted as this empathy machine," she said.
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Maybe visual language can produce empathy in ways written words can't.
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One channel, #empathy, remained silent the whole time I was there.
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Put another way, compassion is a more objective form of empathy.
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That a good leader has one trait -- earlier I said -- empathy.
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Empathy, however, is an active response to the suffering of others.
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Yet instead of offering empathy and solutions, Trump erases their experiences.
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Build empathy and you'll be a more effective entrepreneur and leader.
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Those days are gone, however, and the empathy has run out.
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And it's why, you know, I had tremendous empathy for him.
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We have evolved to be really good at cooperation and empathy.
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There is an equal share of empathy and nihilism in this.
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"As leaders, empathy may cloud our moral judgement," write the authors.
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Clinton, arguing that he lacks the empathy to lead the country.
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Trump's empathy for us, as business owners, was clear and genuine.
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The world has many demands on its meager stores of empathy.
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They often lack empathy and exploit others for their own gain.
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How are we when it comes to our own empathy capacities?
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Like all mental illness, it's best treated with patience and empathy.
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But scientists have made extensive progress studying simpler forms of empathy.
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It's allowed me to extend my empathy toward others also struggling.
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Yes, America's elites, especially in journalism, could badly use more empathy.
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Most psychologists, however, refused to believe that animal empathy was possible.
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That said, there do seem to be limits to animal empathy.
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Empathy often arises from the sharing of stories and life experiences.
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Instead of seeing empathy and compassion, many saw manipulation and politics.
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Empathy as a tool for storytelling is on the menu, too.
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You need the cute seal's face so that it generates empathy.
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That brings back empathy that we lost in the past decade.
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Could drawing exercises like these lead to better policing, more empathy?
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With my other works my hope is that they evoke empathy.
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Second, outrage gets in the way of empathy for Trump's supporters.
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Schwab: I have absolute and complete empathy for the individual investor.
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In the end, empathy and patience are an empty nester's Xanax.
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That gives us a better understanding of both dogs and empathy.
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Fourth, don't make demands; ask questions, which creates discussion and empathy.
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But the empathy Americans have shown me far outweighs the unkindness.
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That is why on Election Day, I'll be voting for empathy.
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At the video's conclusion, an "empathy score" flashed on the screen.
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O.K., Donald Trump is obviously a man utterly lacking in empathy.
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Thanks to Alan, I gained patience, empathy, diplomacy, maturity and compassion.
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So you don't believe simple empathy is enough to eradicate pasung?
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She bubbles with psychological insight and empathy for anyone in distress.
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Unfortunately, many are also unable to express empathy in other ways.
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Especially noteworthy is that training doctors in empathy produces happier doctors.
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I know compassion and empathy are hallmarks of the higher road.
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As usual, they impressed us with their thoughtfulness, honesty and empathy.
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I have a lot more empathy for her than I did.
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Otherwise, though, moments of actual empathy or sharing are exceedingly rare.
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For seven decades, it was acceptable to withhold empathy from Kate.
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I wish there was more empathy from our politicians not less.
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His powers of empathy seem plenty informed by his sexual orientation.
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The Japanese word "Omoiyari" translates loosely as compassion based on empathy.
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What do she and Bobby make of this display of empathy?
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Am I supposed to limit my field of empathy and interest?
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"There was no sympathy, no empathy, no nothing," Mr. Scannell said.
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Still, it looks a lot like a colossal failure of empathy.
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Both Kelly and Trump exhibited little or no empathy or compassion.
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Mr. Trump is simply unable to express compassion and empathy. Why?
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"It takes patience, imagination and empathy with the bacteria," she said.
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When prodded to offer some kind of empathy -- Trump lashed out.
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I think that everyone should check our compassion and our empathy.
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Moreover, research has continuously shown that reading facilitates empathy and understanding.
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Under Claudia Weill's direction, it's all performed with zest and empathy.
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China blasted the travel ban as excessive and questioned America's empathy.
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"Emotional contagion is a primitive form of empathy," Dr. Ruffman said.
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Political rhetoric has gotten dull and empathy fatigue has set in.
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Pylypchuk's empathy for his creations shows through in flashes of vulnerability.
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No other arena requires as much wisdom, tenacity, foresight and empathy.
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This, of course, presumes the average person is capable of empathy.
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"I developed an empathy that I had never had," Smythe says.
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So, too, are the feelings beneath them: empathy, frustration, cogitation, surprise.
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Tragedy anywhere tends to appeal to a basic human emotion: empathy.
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Respect, empathy and treating people as individuals go a long way.
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Empathy is correctly dispassionate only when empathizing with a dispassionate person.
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Such understanding brings empathy, reduces judgment and helps us get creative.
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But it works beautifully as a sustained theatrical exercise in empathy.
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So maybe empathy still has a place to stave it off…?
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She presents the sometimes distasteful choices of her characters with empathy.
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The C.E.O. believed that this experience built empathy for our customers.
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But it has to be done with compassion, empathy and understanding.
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Someone in the group described Mr. Trump as lacking in empathy.
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Dr. Henry balances empathy with an urgent message about the condition.
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Heroism can be as simple as putting your empathy into action.
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"They will have no empathy for you," Clinton recalls Sandberg saying.
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We often think of empathy as something a person naturally has.
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He was once known for his empathy; now he's too emphatic.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky pleaded for the protesters to show empathy.
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And if you have empathy towards him, which I certainly do.
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Weinstein declined to answer if he felt empathy for his accusers.
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The tuner is good at empathy and hungers for deep connection.
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Your gift can also be something like kindness, compassion, or empathy.
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"He has not shown empathy towards women," Gillibrand said of Trump.
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What books and films have helped you feel empathy toward others?
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One key to a successful turnaround is empathy, Fraser tells Harlow.
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Nor do I think that empathy is necessarily parochial or racist.
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The lack of empathy and myopic view of masculinity was striking.
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By creating empathy, we hope that this might change their behavior.
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In Trump's world, as we know, empathy has no real estate.
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There was no empathy for survivors who feel and choose differently.
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"Her empathy likely led to many of her decisions," she said.
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The further Hsiung's empathy expands, the further its cost is divided.
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He is capable of empathy, sympathy, compassion, patience and personal discipline.
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He has shown himself to be devoid of compassion, of empathy.
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"This isn't the place for empathy or to complain," she said.
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Empathy — "the biographer's most valuable but perilous weapon" — joins the two.
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Their dad has no compassion or empathy that I know of.
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But it was his empathy that made him a great photojournalist.
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And I have tremendous empathy for the conservative teen in Wisconsin.
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Which is why empathy is a prime attribute of successful leaders.
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Only if I know the playwright — to offer empathy and support.
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But that empathy may have led to a huge historical misunderstanding.
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Perspective can be a good path to empathy, Dr. Walsh said.
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She stayed in the relationship, compelled by both guilt and empathy.
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Before better days can come, this drought of empathy must end.
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Students feel a cocoon of empathy from fellow students and teachers.
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My job is about truth and, at the highest level, empathy.
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I realise now that this isn't a simple matter of empathy.
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"I'm disgusted by the lack of empathy that I'm seeing displayed."
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It's not implausible that empathy could help explain actors' progressive sympathies.
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And the same man who inspires morality and empathy by example.
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"I think touch is a tool for transferring empathy," Goldstein says.
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This creates the phenomena that can be referred to as empathy.
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He seems to have faith that fairness and empathy will reign.
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The speeches are taking her further away from empathy, not closer.
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But important, too, is the ability of art to arouse empathy.
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Good storytelling requires empathy, of course, but it also requires concision.
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If the only people we are able to extend empathy to are those who are like us, who come from the same country we do, or who share our faith, then we misunderstand what empathy is.
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It finds that high-empathy people view the out group more unfavorably (relative to their own group) than low-empathy people; and that they may even take more delight in the suffering of some out-group members.
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"Listening is the basis of empathy and empathy is the only way to think our way out of the stranglehold of the debilitating and outmoded forms of thought we have inherited from our colonial past," she opined.
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But it's hard to argue she lacks empathy for victims of crime.
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A sense of empathy is extremely crucial to being a good leader.
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Cayne has a great deal of empathy for Kardashian West's harrowing experience.
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The Army intends to do so with "empathy," the meeting minutes say.
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This can foster a global sense of empathy that, say, moves artists.
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"One of the most powerful features of VR is empathy," he said.
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They talk to him like he's a human being deserving of empathy.
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He taught me everything I know about love, responsibility, kindness, compassion, empathy.
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To be clear: This increase in empathy will not decrease our disagreements.
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Psychopathy— A lack of empathy or shame coupled with impulsive, reckless behavior.
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And do you have any — maybe sympathy is the wrong word — empathy?
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My empathy declined, however, when finding hardly any artists in these buildings.
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"The cream rises to the top with empathy and compassion," she wrote.
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The nonprofit organization sees art as the fulcrum between empathy and support.
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More than ever, we need these stories and we need this empathy.
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"Empathy is incredibly important in a variety of senses," Adjaye told us.
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For Bohatsch, he hopes players walk away feeling empathy for their protagonist.
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I think you would miss a big part of the empathy gene.
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It's important to strike a balance between empathy and emotional boundaries today.
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"I knew he had no sympathy, no empathy, no compassion," she said.
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Lorena receives a tremendous amount of empathy in Lorena, as she should.
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People who are self-aware are higher in empathy and perspective-taking.
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And perhaps that's why Buttigieg wants to connect in part through empathy.
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Judge Allen's language demonstrates the empathy that we desperately need more of.
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You don't need to know them personally to feel empathy for them.
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His complaint is with empathy defined as feeling what someone else feels.
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But when it comes to policy, empathy is too slippery a tool.
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I appreciate the outpouring of love, empathy, and understanding from my supporters.
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Still we shouldn't let ourselves be swindled of our capacity for empathy.
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I think movies are more fun when they're an exercise in empathy.
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Fighting back -- with empathy There are certainly good reasons to lose weight.
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He's planning studies to investigate whether heartbeat training might therefore increase empathy.
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We need to start bringing empathy to the conversation of immigration reform.
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Her worked is marked by curiosity, empathy, humor, tenderness, devotion, and imagination.
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"With our volunteers [we] preach as much empathy as possible," Kent said.
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You have to view us as people and show a little empathy.
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Crowley is portrayed with great empathy but also a lot of honesty.
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Absent genuine political and cultural influence, we must make do with empathy.
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I'd much rather enjoy Asteroids as a story than an empathy exercise.
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"Not that film doesn't create empathy, of course it does," she continued.
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I hope, in the end, it builds more empathy toward one another.
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"The president is not long on empathy," he said on the network.
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And it never lacks empathy for the strange paths its characters take.
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But he is the show's conduit for empathy for those in peril.
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"Right now, empathy is at such a long-time low," she said.
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Kendall approaches Krystal with a pseudo "empathy" that quickly curdles into condescension.
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Queer Eye is also a show about identity, empathy, and self-confidence.
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The findings match a lot of the research on empathy, said Gilliam.
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According to psychologists, narcissists also have a well-established lack of empathy.
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Empathy has the ability to break this loop of trauma and isolation.
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It's like he knew that something was wrong — he was showing empathy.
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Team leadership requires having sufficient empathy to understand the concerns of others.
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Don't you have any empathy for what these people are going through.
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"Really messed her up," he adds, showing empathy in his own way.
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Empathy points for traumatizing childhood he's at least attempting to overcome, though.
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This is called "emotional contagion," and it's a basic form of empathy.
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Is listening or seeing (photos) the more powerful tool for developing empathy?
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They have a lot of built in empathy for early stage creators.
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Managing crowdworkers effectively requires a combination of empathy, technology and business sense.
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Bring Latino stories to the screen to create love, tolerance and empathy.
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It's uncomfortable if you're feeling empathy for someone who is embarrassing themselves.
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It's one of the best aspects of her character and her empathy.
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But are we as a society understanding how important empathy really is?
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Mental health is complex and should be treated with empathy and understanding.
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That type of complexity opens up empathy for all sorts of people.
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He has a lot of empathy and a strong love for nature.
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Whatever the source, this drop in empathy should concern all of us.
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The Return continues that vein of empathy for those touched by tragedy.
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Theo's built-in capacity for empathy makes her an exceptional child psychologist.
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And I think reading can be a very powerful tool for empathy.
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Can we all agree that this anecdote-driven empathy needs to end?
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And for that I have a lot of empathy for the Breitmans.
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As we think about each one, we need to keep our empathy.
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No I don't agree with nor do I feel empathy for you!
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Now, his channel, BENI, focuses on building empathy and understanding between cultures.
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So I see kawaii things as holding the potential as empathy generators.
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Listening is love, and it naturally creates bonds of empathy and support.
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"I've heard several suggestions for increased empathy on diversity issues," wrote Damore.
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I sat down with Bloom to talk about his case against empathy.
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Can you give an example of empathy gone wrong in everyday life?
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I've always understood this to be an argument in defense of empathy.
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But the most profound gift that dyslexia has afforded me is empathy.
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Courage and empathy don't always come easily, but they're worth the effort.
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It's a masterful performance by Williams, whose real-life empathy shines through.
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Is it still empathy if you expect it to happen to you?
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She expressed empathy, but urged them to "get in the arena" anyway.
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"Empathy is important for every designed interaction, not just robotics," she said.
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Like parenthood itself, this uninvited empathy is beautiful, revelatory, overwhelming, and inconvenient.
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I feel when people think of MAGA they don't think of empathy.
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If only Trump were able to show more empathy for fellow immigrants.
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"I have tremendous empathy and sympathy for sexual assault victims," Hart said.
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I can, but obviously, I have way more empathy for my character.
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The real bug, it seems, was the soldiers' sense of human empathy.
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Declarations of male allyship have long girded the line of performative empathy.
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TIBBITTS: There is just this cathartic empathy for the tragedy of it.
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But it can also act as a force of empathy and reason.
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Butcher grew up playing with those kids, developing an empathy toward them.
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Empathy and the ability to use your imagination should have no limits.
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This empathy can help you overcome any grudges you've been holding onto.
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He also might take some tips on empathy from the first lady.
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So, he may have some work to do on the "empathy" thing.
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Acting requires empathy and the ability to take direction and receive feedback.
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Even their access to basic things like humor and empathy are inconsistent.
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We've seen a transition towards empathy and more harm reduction-oriented resources.
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On the other hand, MJ is not exactly known for his empathy.
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And, crucially, it demonstrates a whole lot of empathy in doing so.
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Yes, 'Google is free,' but a search engine result cannot teach empathy.
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Empathy is the ability to take the perspective of the other party.
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I will say that it was quite the empathy- and sympathy-fest.
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One factor that influenced the bias was a person's self-assessed empathy.
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In this world, empathy, like hope, is an act of the imagination.
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CNN's Chris Cillizza says the President just doesn't have the empathy gene.
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"His tweet only shows you his lack of empathy," Andrés told CNN.
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Scholars who study online interaction say that humans do feel empathy online.
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But there was little in Ellison's work of empathy, friendship or love.
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Which is to say that mirroring alone does not lead to empathy.
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A further problem with empathy is that it can wear you out.
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Empathy was off the table, but so was any attempt at understanding.
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Scientists thought they might have solved the problem of how empathy works.
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Even when their content amounts to fluff, they offer empathy and reassurance,
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What she conveys as powerfully as any other singer alive is empathy.
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There is a significant disparity of empathy toward children versus the elderly.
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To understand empathy it helps to contrast it with apathy and sympathy.
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Early on in Slack, empathy was a big part of the culture.
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This helps them to better understand their teams, and show appropriate empathy.
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Giving back teaches your children empathy and the value of hard work.
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These represent familial bonds that provide ample interaction and empathy to develop.
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He expressed empathy for the victims but did not offer an apology.
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White fans spoke, often with genuine empathy, of Kaepernick's right to speak.
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I had felt some empathy for him; people make mistakes, after all.
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After all, Cohen showed no empathy or decency toward critics of Trump.
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The Empathy Suite is the crown jewel of the Palms Casino Resort.
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"We don't even have the empathy for ourselves," Ms. Leigh said mournfully.
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It may not be great writing, but it's an empathy tractor beam.
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So the rescue and even our momentary empathy is a way station.
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I have a great deal of empathy for the Donald Trump voters.
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"I have complete empathy for her," Price said Friday of the widow.
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Studying the Chinese language, culture and history would undoubtedly increase cognitive empathy.
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And do you think that the candidates had empathy with the story?
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The cleverest and most troubling aspect of the film is its empathy.
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In her talk, Hiller subtly, though repeatedly, stressed the significance of empathy.
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In what world can we have so little compassion, so little empathy?
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The moon enters Pisces at 9:02 PM, boosting our empathy levels.
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I felt that the empathy needed to put my soul to work.
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But ants are nearly brainless, and few consider them capable of empathy.
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It's a true lesson in empathy and respect — for women, for everyone.
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She writes with empathy and compassion, both for others and for herself.
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I've definitely crossed the line from empathy to sympathy in the past.
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But it takes a dose of humility and a dollop of empathy.
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He's battling a lack of empathy around him, but he keeps walking.
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They don't understand emotion and empathy in the way that humans do.
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Simple rules, strong claims, and a demand for empathy and honest governance.
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Her photography evokes the beauty and discomfort of empathy, strength, and power.
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Sadness can also enhance empathy, compassion, connectedness and moral and aesthetic sensibility.
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Empathy-politics, however, diverts otherwise good people from making real, effective reforms.
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Klick's intended goal is to build empathy between patients and their caregivers.
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It was about bringing the players into her emotional journey through empathy.
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She had received an empathy rating of 98 — the day's high score.
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Here's the problem with empathy: It lets us feel good about ourselves.
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The film of "Far From the Tree" is all about conjuring empathy.
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Empathy and public displays of emotion do not come easily to him.
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It is a reporter's job to bring empathy to disasters like this.
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Do you have empathy for those who aren't so blessed as yourself?
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She's a rebel, sure, but she's motivated by kindness, compassion, and empathy.
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Of course, real empathy isn't easy—it calls for time and commitment.
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I could focus on a body's humanity—through the idea of empathy.
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It creates a community of trust, develops empathy and deepens experience sharing.
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Sadness, empathy, or concern for the suffering in the images aren't guaranteed.
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Most of all, as all the women stated, there's that empathy aspect.
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In this battle he has no empathy for the suffering of others.
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Our happiness comes from self-knowledge, emotional intelligence and empathy for others.
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Empathy Is Actually a Choice It's not that you can't feel it.
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They're constantly joking about things they dont experience because they lack empathy.
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Then add his sense of eminent danger, his conflicted empathy, his frustration.
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That leads to richer storytelling but also greater empathy from the audience.
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No one showed any empathy for the human stories behind these artworks.
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No one showed any empathy for the human stories behind these artworks.
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"Everyone brought their own sense of empathy to the project," says Charlie.
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Perhaps the most important tool physicians need to manage pain is empathy.
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Torch takes $10M to teach empathy to executives How does each work?
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But Mr. Chávez had enormous empathy for the poor and the marginalized.
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You cannot run this sort of empathy-based campaign and not understand.
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He is a narcissist who lacks empathy and regard for human life.
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He calls into question the empathy of a president on live television.
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Here's why empathy is such a key part of Nadella's leadership strategy.
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"Empathy is everything in life," Stuber said at Produced By: New York.
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Pain is what makes joy, gratitude, mercy, hilarity, and empathy so precious.
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He has published research suggesting that compassion, not empathy, drives altruistic behavior.
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JONES It provides an intimacy, and a sense of connection and empathy.
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He needs to outgrow his selfishness and acquire the resources of empathy.
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I have great empathy in people who can just do it themselves.
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When we feel empathy, we feel like we're suffering, and that's upsetting.
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Have some empathy, sympathy, and compassion for those who voted him in.
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Mr. Trump displays neither empathy nor altruism, and his egocentrism is staggering.
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I find his statement a shameful shorthand for the absence of empathy.
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During their trial, they showed what psychologists called no capacity for empathy.
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I was flooded with empathy yet felt powerless at the same time.
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But his plain-spoken style and capacity for empathy are powerful tools.
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They choose who we can find empathy for and who we cannot.
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But I believe that proceeding with empathy and humility are worth everything.
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Because the victims are the perpetrators, the supply of empathy is limited.
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This empathy and tenderness feels not just essential in 2019, but radical.
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His passages on the nature of empathy, for example, are genuinely fascinating.
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In my experience, connection and empathy are far more important than certainty.
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Some may be excellent listeners by nature, with the empathy of Oprah.
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A modern zoo hopes to tell a story of refuge and empathy.
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What kind of human beings are so without empathy for the "other"?
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Those scales are there to convey empathy to people outside the car.
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Empathy for other people who might choose abortion even if you wouldn't.
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The theatre is a paradoxical place to go in search of empathy.
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"We can feel empathy for them" — a high predictor of charitable behavior.
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In the face of cruelty, we must live with empathy and compassion.
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" He also called the targeted travel ban "inhumane" and called for "empathy.
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The training would do the rest, purging him of fear and empathy.
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The more we understand the gray areas, the more we have empathy.
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They are capable of empathy, of self-awareness, understanding death and compassion.
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Our EQ feeds on how much empathy we have for other people.
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But when it comes to Ford, there's no support, empathy or compassion.
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His resilience amid personal tragedy gives him undisputed emotional depth and empathy.
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You're dreamy, emotional, intuitive and you feel empathy by the bucket-load.
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There is also modern experimental evidence that reading literary fiction promotes empathy.
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It is kind of hard to express empathy when you don't understand.
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"It's like making a vampire against its will," she said with empathy.
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"And he used that empathy for only one reason ... himself," Emanuel said.
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They continue to lack empathy, are irresponsible, regrettable and, above all, unjustified.
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More than anything, Ramona stands for empathy in the face of misunderstanding.
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He said the characterization of the mayor as lacking empathy was unfair.
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But in tele-empathy, it is machines that foster understanding and compassion.
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Whether the result can fairly be called "empathy," I am not sure.
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THE big ideas Empathy is at the core of who we are.
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Possible interventions: behavior management, empathy training, relaxation techniques and treatment for depression.
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And the project of Lincoln in the Bardo is to practice empathy.
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Solipsism and self-absorption traps them in the Bardo; empathy frees them.
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Empathy is one of the most consistent themes in the Christian Bible.
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The empathy he shows for others comes from his own life experiences.
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Either way, is there any evidence that empathy correlates with liberal ideology?
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And then the upper right will be high empathy and high creativity.
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I'm not sure if his brand of empathy could survive this climate.
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Empathy is listening to the people whose lives these issues are affecting.
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And for me, the movies are like a machine that generates empathy.
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The same empathy I am asking of others I hadn't yet shown.
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" Another said it's a "shameful display of meanness poorly masked as empathy.
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Yes, it's 183 percent about fear of being ... Where is empathy here?
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How do you deal with the empathy you might feel for him?
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The key, then, seems to be personal contact that helps build empathy.
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Somebody could develop a machine giving empathy for Syrian refugees, but also a machine giving empathy for someone who lost his job because a Syrian refugee took it and we watch him standing hungry in a food line.
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When people talk about the need for greater empathy in the world—as Barack Obama often does, as do empathy obsessed corporate trainers and TED-style thought leaders—they often it blur it together with these other concepts.
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Because poverty helps decode culture better than reflection does, and migrants, lacking shelter and food, are quick to realize that in Algeria there often is no empathy between human beings, only empathy between people of the same religion.
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But call centers show how it could easily become a dark one: automation increasing the empathy demanded of workers and automated systems used to wring more empathy from them, or at least a machine-readable approximation of it.
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I have had empathy for clients who committed sexual crimes, but once I realized that I couldn't develop empathy for Bruce, I resolved to tell my supervisor that I couldn't in good conscience continue to work on the case.
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In the book Against Empathy, Yale psychologist Paul Bloom, after documenting various ways empathy can lead us astray, recommends "rational compassion"—a thoughtful, reflective deployment of affiliative feelings guided by well-informed skepticism about more instinctive patterns of deployment.
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Dr. Miller: The balance between empathy and objectivity is very difficult sometimes because in the heat of the moment, you're trying to save somebody's life, but your empathy for the patient and the family after that can overwhelm you.
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" Paul Bloom agrees with this point about empathy: "It is subject to bias — both laboratory studies and anecdotal experiences show that empathy flows most for those who look like us, who are attractive and who are nonthreatening and familiar.
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Verdict: The crooks' lack of any kind of decency or empathy is jarring.
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Ms. Ian imbued this standard-in-waiting with a full measure of empathy.
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"I feel such empathy for my students," Francis wrote in a blog post.
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Don&apost you have any empathy for what these people are going through?
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In a small town, what you sacrifice in anonymity, you gain in empathy.
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Any image of Emmett Till is about more than a single artist's empathy.
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In the real world, our thoughts are more influenced by empathy and emotion.
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Together, we can build a culture that's all about optimism, equality, and empathy.
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Chuck doesn't speak to Wendy with a shred of empathy — but Taylor does.
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But is there a line where when hedonistic empathy becomes something more sinister?
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The Creators Project also asked about the role empathy plays in his works.
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It is a global threat that demands global cooperation but also global empathy.
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" Owen Evans summed it up: "I think we need to connect with empathy.
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The Springsteen paradox speaks to an empathy gap that needs to be closed.
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And the search for a direct line to the empathy region will continue.
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Help to build a culture of kindness, respect and empathy all around us.
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Streep likened the art of acting to an act of empathy in itself.
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I felt like I'd made a breakthrough; my powers of empathy were undeniable.
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I will try to find empathy for the people who voted for Trump.
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In contrast, socially contagious itching is not tied to empathy, the researchers said.
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It might feel bad, but secondhand embarrassment is actually a sign of empathy.
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But it's so hyper-rational, and lacking in empathy, it borders on shocking.
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Empathy is biased: people tend to feel for those who look like themselves.
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I mean, I have empathy and sympathy to make sure this doesn't continue.
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Of course, not everyone shares my lack of empathy for Lord Petyr Baelish.
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Ultimately, all of these tools we've developed are designed to create more empathy.
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Will lead to an in-person discussion, which promotes empathy, kindness, and understanding.
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To understand where Bloom's coming from, consider the difference between empathy and compassion.
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Between the two, Bloom argues, empathy is more likely to lead us astray.
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Why not work on improving empathy instead of discarding it as a guide?
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By the end of the book, the reader's empathy has burned to love.
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She's a good leader because she has great empathy for people around her.
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People will likely differ on whether criminals deserve any public empathy or understanding.
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It turns people watching from an excruciating act to an exercise in empathy.
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MDMA is the only psychoactive drug that enhances positive social interactions and empathy.
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"You have to kill your empathy when you do this shit," Ralph said.
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What I hope people take away from these images is empathy and humanity.
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A lot of that work is geared toward building empathy to prevent violence.
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I normally hate Paige, but I do have empathy for her right now.
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She is the poster girl who exemplifies the empathy that Sanders' supporters feel.
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For me, it's imperative to have an articulate hope and to show empathy.
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She privately complained that the media did not understand Trump's compassion and empathy.
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Instead, they offered empathy and release – albeit in the most aggressive manner possible.
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Relationships require a unique combination of personal skills like empathy, compromise, and communication.
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" They continued: "They cultivate empathy and tolerance, by bridging cultural and socioeconomic divides.
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But honestly I think I probably understate it for that same reason. Empathy.
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And I want children that are in touch with that kind of empathy.
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In the end technology may even be able to solve the empathy deficit.
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Our need to expand our circles of empathy has never been more urgent.
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For Mursion and Newsela, empathy-building is an intentional outcome of the product.
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As a songwriter, I have so much empathy for all walks of life.
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"There are going to be empathy arguments on both sides," Bloom told me.
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They had empathy or had suffered some sort of ... They understand much better.
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"His tears seem real and they can certainly call forth empathy," she continues.
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He's a certain kind of person who's entitled and basically has no empathy.
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Fat Derangement Syndrome goes hand-in-hand with a profound lack of empathy.
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Even when he's critical, he treats these figures with compassion, empathy and dignity.
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Tips for managing media violence Help your kids tap into feelings of empathy.
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Old insecurities increase our empathy and mistakes help us understand what we're doing.
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The two stressed, first and foremost, how important it is to practice empathy.
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In fact, we don't even know much about the neurology behind empathy generally.
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Barriss' reaction to Andrew Finch's death has betrayed a chilling lack of empathy.
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Empathy also plays a major role in a person's potential to influence others.
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Almost everyone has empathy for it when it affects them and their family.
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When they engage, when they make eye contact with somebody, they have empathy.
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If I have empathy toward you, it will be painful if you're suffering.
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One could argue that having empathy actually opens the door to more compassion.
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My beef is with empathy in particular, with its role in decision making.
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If you took away empathy from my brain, I'd still love my kids.
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Perhaps it's better to think of empathy as an instrument, not a virtue.
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" Added Abdein, "People don't feel sorry for us; you don't get that empathy.
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Pisces is the sign of empathy and illusion, which Lucy embodies with ease.
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But such empathy is, at best, superficial if it's limited to loved ones.
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"The compassion and empathy and tolerance for others was really inspiring," Fink said.
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The company said it could get patients more engaged by "automating" physician empathy.
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It's a remarkable piece of cinematic empathy, grounded by the artfulness its filmmaking.
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And the result wasn't empathy in any sense that I've ever read about.
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Through his guidance, Meddy hopes to increase people's self-esteem, empathy and calmness.
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Of course, the doll is a completely just an object, incapable of empathy.
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Democratic Commissioner Mignon Clyburn said his proposal was "devoid of promise and empathy."
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Asking social media to practice empathy is the definition of a losing battle.
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Where we value power and control at the expense of empathy and collaboration?
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Mrs Clinton, for her part, has called for more empathy across party lines.
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This particular dharma talk was about empathy and how challenging forgiveness can be.
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If you are just seeking some empathy, you are better off on easyJet.
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The rest of Gebbia's post describes Samara's effort to create empathy and trust.
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Today Mellow Grime member KwolleM releases his second project—WolleM 2: Thugs Empathy.
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Your self serving display of pretend empathy does not absolve you of responsibility.
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Empathy is not usually the sort of thing you can just start having.
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These Dreamers are unfortunately dependent on the compassion and empathy of Donald Trump.
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" She added: "Art can be a space for empathy, a vehicle for connection.
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Although I never knew Emily, I feel an empathy and closeness to her.
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Take a moment to think about your own level of empathy toward others.
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And those characteristics are authenticity, being a credible agent for change and empathy.
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For once in your life, at least pretend to know what empathy is.
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I think Liza understands her, and so, therefore, has immense patience and empathy.
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Empathy demands such emotional investment that this kind of defensiveness is almost inevitable.
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If you're looking at someone and feeling bad for them, that isn't empathy.
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Empathy is inherent to the nature of narrative film and television, researchers say.
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"Having empathy is good when you're having a fight with someone," said Dotan.
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Dr. Carson is heartfelt in his empathy for the plight of the poor.
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The police chief lauded Abigail's character, and the empathy she showed toward others.
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Patients with FTD often display altered moral feelings, diminished empathy and disinhibited behavior.
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Because they can't be dismissed as outsiders, some locals view them with empathy.
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It's an act of empathy that provides a passport to understanding different perspectives.
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Core values at Brooks School include empathy, engagement, integrity, passion, confidence, and creativity.
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She said she is driven by empathy forged during extraordinary hardship in childhood.
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It is testimony to our generosity, empathy, and "can-do" approach to challenges.
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"I have great admiration for Arthur, and a lot of empathy," Selig said.
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Absolutely. But politicians do best electorally when they have empathy with their constituents.
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It gives you a sense of deep—not just sympathy but empathy, right?
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It goes without saying that he was an extreme narcissist lacking in empathy.
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Fidelity says VR-based empathy training has led to improvements in customer satisfaction.
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This type of user empathy can help with technical decision-making as well.
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"Lack of empathy and compassion are common traits among animal abusers," Dull said.
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Do you believe you should associate only with others with "high empathy scores"?
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I have empathy, but I don't think she needs or wants anybody's assistance.
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Incapable of understanding themselves, they are also incapable of having empathy for others.
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But it takes more than human empathy to drive people to be honest.
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For foreigners, a good starting point is what is known as cognitive empathy.
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Your empathy is a strong trait, but consider how you deal with boundaries.
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To begin with, it's not clear that empathy actually matters much to voters.
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Often the wrong people, Dr. Bloom says, because empathy is biased and parochial.
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I think you and your husband may be suffering from an empathy deficiency.
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Mr. Harrower stakes out a middle ground between dispassionate observation and aching empathy.
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That creates a lot more empathy, and it's more grounded in human values.
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These cells [are] linked to social organization, empathy, intuition, and rapid gut reactions.
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We can't work with them unless they have empathy and compassion for us.
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It's also hard not to feel a little bit of empathy for Kanye.
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That said, I felt a surprising amount of empathy for Davidson this week.
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Please don't ever stop being empathetic: Empathy is a wonderful and special thing.
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With empathy, you can gain the hearts of anybody, if you mean business.
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Scientists simply didn't have the tools to demonstrate that animal empathy was real.
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Mogil later showed that mice were capable of consolation — another sign of empathy.
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She sings with empathy and gratitude for the way things have played out.
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And we need to increase our sense of empathy for these young men.
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Even Kayne throws a figurative bone Rob's way, calling for a little empathy.
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And I worry that I will lose my empathy for my childless coworkers.
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Their empathy gave me the strength I needed to get through tough days.
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We need to seek empathy and understanding with those who face language barriers.
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Surely the bruised egos of two talented writers are deserving of our empathy.
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But there is a curiously strategic underpinning to these calls for empathy, too.
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In a case like Zuckerberg's, empathy can be a strategy for avoiding responsibility.
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If you're going to have empathy, have it for them, not for us.
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And yes, this quote is literally whatever the opposite of empathy is. 15.
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And when it comes to Dr. Blasey, can Democrats balance empathy with fairness?
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Children are quite capable of handling this material, presented with imagination and empathy.
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Good morning to only those people having empathy for working parents right now.
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But surely empathy can be one of the things that motivates us, right?
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As he sees it, empathy is no longer a viable mode of dissent.
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"It's about spontaneity and self-organization, empathy and relationships between people," he says.
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"You lacked empathy and depersonalized those whose deaths you caused," Judge Bührmann said.
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And it is that empathy that you bring in that makes it unique.
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You might as well just call it love, respect, empathy, understanding, professional moxie.
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Or her thoughtful, empathy-driven back and forth with Eve Peyser from Vice?
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Healthy empathy is when you give from your heart, but not martyr yourself.
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How, then, can a healthy degree of empathy be instilled in a child?
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"Empathy is a mutable trait, it can be taught," Dr. Riess told me.
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He spoke to no one, because there was no empathy to be found.
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It's much more difficult to be believed and much harder to receive empathy.
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My resentment blinded me to what was truly important: my empathy and humanity.
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If we react with a mix of empathy and encouragement, they keep going.
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While the broader national conversation chose to condemn rioters, she called for empathy.
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"I have much more empathy for what my authors go through," he said.
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Watching through the lens of empathy will guide you toward trust-building approaches.
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He's ready to lead and he'll do it with passion and empathy. pic.twitter.
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Lens Tish Murtha's relentless vision can be characterized by a single trait: empathy.
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Yet this is our richest opportunity to instill empathy, consent, inclusiveness and egalitarianism.
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Have empathy The COVID-19 pandemic is affecting everyone, some more than others.
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It's called "Choose Kind" and its aim is to help children develop empathy.
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Ms. Gross brings a combination of empathy and rigorous preparation to the job.
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He excelled at this task, peppering film analysis with gossip, empathy and playfulness.
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The emphasis on the opioid epidemic speaks to a societal problem with empathy.
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Trump's lack of empathy is worsened by his preference for style over substance.
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I want them to know they will be treated with respect and empathy.
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Building empathy requires time and a vested interest in the needs of others.
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But what attracts me to Biden is that compassion, that empathy he has.
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We have, instead, the opportunity to replace them with trust and real empathy.
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One characteristic that stands out in all the leaders I've seen is empathy.
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Ms. Dorfman emerges as an artist of deep compassion, empathy, humor and wisdom.
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