His chief goal was to create a more empathetic society.
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Research shows they are more empathetic than their male peers.
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In the long run, I'm a much more empathetic person.
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A little bit more empathetic to their own issues and problems.
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Reading has been proven to make us smarter, more empathetic creatures.
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I appreciated other people's need for me to be more empathetic.
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Reynolds has credited Lively with making him a more empathetic person.
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I hadn't made them more empathetic to Muslims as a whole.
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Mr. Washington, accepting his award, called for a more empathetic society.
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And I think that makes us more empathetic about helping other Americans.
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Which brings us to the more empathetic concern with nostalgia fights: health.
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We have to be much more empathetic toward the people we date.
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My experience has made me a much more empathetic person in general.
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The result: a more empathetic manager who no longer demotivates his team.
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You will be a better, more empathetic person on the other side.
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It often makes people happier, more productive, more creative and more empathetic.
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"She said, 'Your book made me a more empathetic person,'" he said.
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Their more advanced brains would make cyborgs more empathetic towards others, not less.
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And you are more empathetic to whatever it is that they're going through.
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The police need training programs aimed at producing better educated, more empathetic officers.
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If anything, it has made me a stronger leader, a more empathetic editor.
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I wish for policing that is more effective, more judicious, and more empathetic.
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"There is no one kinder, more empathetic and caring than @joebiden," she wrote.
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Art is, at least supposedly, the thing that can make us more empathetic.
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And your result is you're trying to get people to be more empathetic.
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Thinking about his grandma made Hiram more empathetic toward the women under his charge.
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Perhaps, for instance, exposure to other cultures will make you a more empathetic manager.
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Read This Next: Now's the Right Time to Learn How to Be More Empathetic
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Though some commenters were more empathetic and very into this unexpected Halloween-themed outing.
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By being playful and using humor, people also become more observant and more empathetic.
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So I came back to the script and I was a bit more empathetic.
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"There is no one kinder, more empathetic, and caring than Joe Biden," she wrote.
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There are supposedly scientific studies about empathy that "prove" art makes us more empathetic.
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I learned to be more empathetic about their challenges, and realized they worked differently.
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People can't be better, more empathetic allies if the only representations they see are caricatured.
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One study showed the more crises people reported, the more empathetic they were towards others.
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White independents were more empathetic toward blacks than white Republicans, but less empathetic than Democrats.
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Alan brings up Joya in an effort to make Camille more empathetic towards her mother.
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Perhaps he will be more empathetic now that he is accused of the same behavior.
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Cannabis is known to make consumers more empathetic, which can be useful to stubborn Sag.
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One neighbor asked me if becoming a victim had made me a more empathetic interviewer.
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LEE It makes you more empathetic to others, and you realize everyone has a story.
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Now, I'm a little more careful and MUCH more empathetic when I talk about it.
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This may make Finns more empathetic toward fellow Finns' struggles, as they share many cultural similarities.
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I am more empathetic and compassionate toward those in need now than I've ever been before.
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Other creative choices were much more empathetic, suggesting closer relationships that developed between patients and practitioners.
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"I pray Trump's response to current East Coast disaster will be better, more empathetic," Gutiérrez said.
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And unsurprisingly, a 2016 study found that being more empathetic may make you a better listener.
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Trying to find some common ground, some common understanding that perhaps can make me more empathetic.
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Her jabs at Seth and his more empathetic approach to his work can be savagely acerbic.
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The general idea is that those who are more empathetic are more susceptible to contagious yawning.
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People with dogs are often perceived to be more approachable, happier and more empathetic, research shows.
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Mothers with greater awareness of their own psychology may be more empathetic to their children's emotions.
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Instead, she said, having a child has made her more empathetic and attuned to patient needs.
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The conversations are designed to empower them to be kinder and more empathetic toward one another.
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"I would have thought she would have been more empathetic, having gone through that herself," Sharon says.
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Posts with negative associations tended to receive longer, more empathetic comments from Facebook friends, the company said.
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I think the essence of me is definitely there, but I think I'm more empathetic than the character.
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But unlike texting, interacting with voice version of Jarvis provided a quicker and more empathetic exchange, Zuckerberg said.
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Mr. Cruz is seen as stronger generally on foreign policy, more trustworthy and more empathetic than Mr. Trump.
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The Moon connects with Venus in dreamy Pisces at 12:39 PM, creating a softer, more empathetic energy.
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That said, atopic dermatitis has made me more empathetic to people and their struggles, because I've struggled, too.
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Jerrod is more empathetic to the man accused of raping Sarah because the accusation could ruin his life.
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He is also seen as being better on social issues and more empathetic to the needs of voters.
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It was around that time that I started to fear death less and become a more empathetic person.
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As research has shown, more empathetic people are more likely to be sought out by peers for comfort.
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Other studies have shown weak ties can offer recommendations for services and empower us to be more empathetic.
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I believe the company is more empathetic, more resilient and more determined because of Dave's life and death.
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Acknowledging and accepting what haunts me has helped me become more empathetic towards my patients' emotional suffering, as well.
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Rather we need to acknowledge those failures and see the long road out, towards a better, more empathetic future.
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Strangers he met on the road in Israel seemed more worried about him than threatened, more empathetic than suspicious.
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Sometimes to make a story more palatable or more empathetic you choose "a perfect victim" or what have you.
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On average, he wrote, women are more interested in people than things, more empathetic, more neurotic, and less assertive.
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I'm smarter, I'm more skeptical, I'm more empathetic, and I'm much less quick to judge than I was before.
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Did anyone you talked to who was displaced become more empathetic to those who have been homeless for longer?
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Whether dog owners truly are more empathetic and nurturing than those who don't own pets is harder to ascertain.
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This more empathetic, even likable version of her character never existed in Little Women, I was told, until now.
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Rather the bot will teach the human to be more empathetic, more curious — just a better person in general.
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Ryan — who attended Al-Anon and A.A. meetings — found the confluence cathartic, and said it made her more empathetic.
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A dog's, or a wolf's, innermost nature is far more empathetic than that of the low, greedy, lecherous human.
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The Moon in Capricorn mingles with dreamy Neptune in Pisces at 4:55 AM, creating a softer, more empathetic vibe.
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John Yarmuth, a Democrat who participated in the 2016 sit-in to protest gun control was a little more empathetic.
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And I have become tougher, more empathetic, more open-minded and able to love greater, deeper and better, especially myself.
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You're trying to make a woman of colour look violent and aggressive when I could not have been more empathetic.
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During the Steve Harvey taping, however, Parker says he could have been more empathetic in his handling of the situation.
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TV, more than any other medium, can drag us, kicking and screaming, toward a more empathetic understanding of each other.
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Cancer is a sensitive, emotional sign, so expect to go about things in a much more empathetic and cautious manner.
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In 2018, people are more empathetic toward fringe tastes, and the news fills our days with constant horror and dread.
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They are meant to be more human, more descriptive and "more empathetic to our customers' frustrations," according to the bulletin.
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She was the only woman on the team when she joined, and that helped: Baluchi thinks women are more empathetic.
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A spray of oxytocin up the nose, he said, could make people more trusting, more empathetic, and, therefore, more moral.
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It can include everything from fewer errors when filling prescriptions, to doctors and nurses who are more empathetic to patients.
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I was doing the same thing, really, hiding behind the excuse that it would make me a more empathetic instructor.
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Dr. Ornstein embraced and advanced the theory, which encourages therapists to be more empathetic — "vicarious introspection," Dr. Kohut called it.
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On the other hand, this knowledge offered me a broader and more empathetic understanding of the implications of my patient's illness.
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I think I'm more empathetic and it's changed the way I look at life, I try to focus on the positive.
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And from that respect comes a more compassionate country, a more empathetic society and a better world for all of us.
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I think people who are more empathetic feel this more often, people who are able to step into someone else's shoes.
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"His research should show that there are ways we can go in and train people to be more empathetic," says Bowling.
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We fleshy beings remain more creative, more dexterous, and more empathetic—a particularly important skill in health care and law enforcement.
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She then used that violent memory to enjoin Hollywood to tell more empathetic stories and protect the storytellers who produce them.
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I'm looking for something that goes beyond the idea that books make us more empathetic and resists simplification, nostalgia and sentimentality.
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Ms. Robert said one of their few differences was that her mother was more empathetic, while Ms. Schiff was more philanthropic.
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Surveys show that liberals see themselves, anyway, as more empathetic and kindhearted than conservatives, a self-conception reinforced by political rhetoric.
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But the departure effectively boiled down to an effort to be less of an abusive asshole and a more empathetic, effective leader.
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My hope is this post will inspire each and every one of you to be more empathetic and loving towards one another.
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Younger audiences also tend to be more empathetic about other cultures, more sensitive about being seen as laughing at other people's beliefs.
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The reason you need to be more empathetic as a negotiator is that it gives you more options to solve the problem.
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To be a bit more empathetic with the characters, because I think that's what In Bruges had and what Seven Psychopaths didn't.
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At our best, thinking through problems gives us more optimal solutions, while helping us be more empathetic, patient and respectful of others.
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I believe they're smarter and more empathetic than ever before, and I can't wait to see what they make of their abilities.
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To be an effective leader, many managers are told to be more empathetic, which means understanding and recognizing other's perspectives and feelings.
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It helps you gain information, be more empathetic, cultivate trust, build relationships, manage conflicts and come up with creative solutions to problems.
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It is my job to open my eyes and be more empathetic to the plight of others, especially in my own household.
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Not only will you feel better, but it might even begin to make the world a kinder, better, more empathetic place too.
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Mr. Nadella, whose adult son was born with cerebral palsy, has written about how his son's disability helped make him more empathetic.
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Psychological experiments suggest that people who inhabit digital avatars of a race, gender, or age unlike their own can become more empathetic.
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CHICAGO — Adrianne Burton, 463, believes that the next mayor of Chicago will have a sharper, more empathetic eye on the public schools.
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Less wealthy people, conversely, have less control over their environments and have been found to be more empathetic, compassionate, and generous to others.
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She called on white Americans to be more empathetic to the problems that plague black communities, including the water crisis in Flint, Mich.
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Meanwhile, causing people pain can make it harder for someone to care about others, but those who experience suffering often become more empathetic.
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One study even showed that mindfulness practitioners recognize facial expressions better, making them more emotionally intelligent and helping them to be more empathetic.
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But even among the films still casting cannibals for their terror value, viewers can find more empathetic perspectives on the taboo as well.
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With any luck, this approach, which is both more empathetic and more cost-effective, can help to reduce suffering for millions of people.
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"Marking Tisha B'Av makes us more aware of our own personal journeys, and helps teach us to be more empathetic to others' suffering."
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The Ethics of the Biomass It's not just that online ethics help facilitate more reflective, more empathetic, and indeed, more civil online interactions.
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And some creators are hoping they can amplify textbook accounts with a deeper, more empathetic look at some of our most critical moments.
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Maybe it'd be good for her to try to be a little more empathetic to other people that are in the same situation.
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She believes the more politicians interact with Uber on their own phones, the more empathetic they'll be in the legislative and rulemaking processes.
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I hope to shed light on what that friend or family member will endure so they can be more empathetic to their experience.
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Whether it's assembling the right team to grow or becoming more empathetic, here are 19 pieces of invaluable advice from successful business leaders.
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"It's really challenging for us to say we're going to make students more empathetic by spending time in the art museum," he said.
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Instead, learning gives us a different understanding of ourselves and the world around us, and it provides us tools to become more empathetic.
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You would think that with a president whose wife is an immigrant herself he would be a little more empathetic but he's not.
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The study also confirmed that women are on average more empathetic than men, though it found that difference did not seem to be genetic.
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These books will plunge you into the big, exploratory questions of the teen years, and make you a more empathetic adult in the process.
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It's one thing to tell people that they need to be more empathetic toward each other, but it's another to actually make that happen.
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Other studies have shown weak ties can offer recommendations (I found my accountant via a weak tie) and empower us to be more empathetic.
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It's part of Twitter's larger effort to improve "conversational health" on the platform, which means more empathetic interactions, less toxic trolling and inflammatory bots.
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Mestrovic hopes that through teaching us to view language in multiple dimensions, we can begin to shift our focus towards a more empathetic global society.
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Damon also took heat for comments about being able to be more empathetic when it came to sexual misconduct because he was now a father.
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Research shows that people who get nightmares frequently tend to be more anxious and neurotic but also more empathetic and creative than the average person.
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Gutiérrez tweeted that he hopes the president's response to Florence will be "better" and "more empathetic" than his response to the hurricane in Puerto Rico.
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Sara Brownell at Arizona State University talked about how it's easier to teach evolution to skeptics when teachers are more empathetic about religious students' concerns.
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I'm more empathetic, I have a sense of gratitude, and I don't judge like I used to judge—including the guy in the White House.
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" Feldman argued that by creating such a product, Canvs can not only help businesses make better decisions, but also contribute to "a more empathetic world.
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Behind his "ruthless" facade, Bobby Kennedy eventually turned out to be his big brother's better angel on civil rights, more empathetic and curious and concerned.
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It might even be easier for a guy to identify with her, although since women tend both more empathetic and more polymorphous than men, maybe not.
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We can read Leslie Jamison's "The Empathy Exams" then, and conclude that the lesson is that medical students need to learn to be more empathetic. Done!
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That's one thing to be doing, especially in this time, so that from whatever position you're at you can be a more empathetic participant in society.
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She helped me to imagine teenagers as more empathetic than I'd given them credit for, and her charm and snark inspired [The Fault in Our Stars].
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Get to know them, the good deeds they're behind, and their advice for anyone who wants to contribute to shaping a more empathetic, optimistic world, below.
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She said she's begun to temper her speech on Twitter — using fewer f-bombs and trying to get her points across with a more empathetic tone.
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" He maintained his innocence, but added that he wished he had been more empathetic at the time, writing: "There are things more important than the law.
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If we approach the problem as creating a more human (and thus more empathetic) AI, we need to imagine it interacting on a human, social level.
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According to his research, the more people try to use moral reframing to communicate, the more empathetic and potentially respectful to the other side they become.
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He found himself becoming far more empathetic, developing a new type of confidence, facing down the fear of the unknown, and emerging more determined than ever.
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The third task is to recognize that repairing marital strife will require both spouses to become better people, more empathetic, more sacrificial on a daily basis.
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Fox says he's even become more empathetic, especially towards those who have been impacted by the decisions of the current administration, with another drink in his system.
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Moore is as funny here as she was as Black Cindy on the TV show "Orange Is the New Black," but infinitely warmer, cannier, and more empathetic.
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She also suspects that the teacher training made instructors more empathetic to high-risk students, which can increase school connection, a known factor in cutting drug use.
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A fourth possibility is that some white doctors were more empathetic to the pain of people who were like them, and less empathetic to those who weren't.
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As each recognizes the other, they bridge the divide, but perhaps because their relationship is more empathetic than romantic, these encounters don't have the resonance they should.
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It found that more empathetic people had certain genes in common, but the study was not large enough to pin down which genes might be playing a role.
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But is purposefully wielding a false narrative, even with the goal of building "a more empathetic world and a more tolerant future," any different than straight-up manipulation?
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This bait-and-switch turned the faceless war from the comics into a more empathetic story with real, emotional stakes, a smart and thoughtful move on Marvel's part.
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Correspondingly, more empathetic people may have gravitated toward artists with more emotional music, like Joni Mitchell or Jeff Buckley, because they were more concerned with a song's narrative.
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The State of Workplace Empathy report from the benefits-administration company Businessolver showed that 82% of surveyed employees would consider leaving their job for a more empathetic organization.
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We are approaching an era where the benefits of a society that is far more open and less private will lead to a safer, diverse, more empathetic world.
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Further, "New York City is more empathetic than Silicon Valley," he writes, because of its "social change sector" and a handful of companies that have "human equity-first" values.
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I definitely am more empathetic towards working moms and feel more for what they're going through, like when they return to work or if they have stuff at home.
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It was talking about the "benefits" that can come from different forms of mental illness, something like how depression can make you more empathetic and anxiety can create sensitivity.
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Even if it's a baby-step process, Asher is finally becoming more empathetic for other people, and it's not a coincidence that his character development follows his father's death.
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"He seems to be more empathetic for people who are really struggling," said David De La Rosa, a car dealer who has voted for both Republican and Democratic candidates.
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In TK MONTH he recounted to THUMP what it was like to DJ his first sex party and how the experience taught him to be a more empathetic person.
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You anchor off the best service you've ever had and you find yourself being rude, recognizing it sucks to be a grownup and you need to be more empathetic.
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The Deadpool actor told Humans of New York at the Met Gala in New York City Monday that Lively, 29, taught him how to be a more empathetic person.
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If those who are at-risk for developing PTSD have already survived their fair share of hardship, that makes them even stronger and often more empathetic of others strife.
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There are people who believe that the political polarization now afflicting the United States might finally start to subside if Americans of both parties could somehow become more empathetic.
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"It just gives you an idea of how you need to treat that particular person, in that particular situation -- become more sympathetic, more empathetic, to peoples' needs," he says.
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But I think it's reasonable to say that we are better—more empathetic and kinder and smarter—than the most ostensibly mainstream things in our culture suggest we are.
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Do you feel like growing up gay made you more empathetic to outsiders, whether they're aliens like Spock or people who believe in them, like on "In Search Of"?
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Since that person struggling with addiction will be of the same race and social network, these communities are going to approach that person with a much more empathetic perspective.
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But there's also a more empathetic way to view conspiracy theorists: "It's a self-protective mechanism people have," Jan-Willem van Prooijen, a psychologist who studies conspiracy theories, told me.
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They might not be able to connect with it at that time in their life, so I wish people were more empathetic towards sex addicts as opposed to just judgmental.
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They have pushed me to be more empathetic and to view love not as a soft, passive force, but as something that is strong and can powerfully bring humanity together.
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Retaining a more empathetic approach, predicated on the belief that every human life is valuable, is crucial for ensuring a well-functioning society that works for the benefit of all.
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The mother and daughter launched the Guess Anti-Bullying Foundation to help educate their western Kentucky community about what bullying looks like and how to create kinder, more empathetic schools.
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By all accounts, Mr. Khosrowshahi is a kinder, more empathetic leader than his predecessor, the combative Travis Kalanick, and he has taken concrete steps to improve the company's dysfunctional culture.
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As a woman in a coed business fraternity, I have even seen how breeding a healthy emotional space for young men can help them to be more empathetic and emotive.
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Microsoft, as a whole, has also taken a more empathetic role in technology since its first Super Bowl ad, which aired just a few days before Satya Nadella was named CEO.
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Douglass was at first impatient and mistrustful of Lincoln, became somewhat more empathetic concerning his political struggles, and ended being a full-hearted admirer, enthralled by the intended scope of emancipation.
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For example, research shows that adults can be taught to recycle, increase their physical activity or become more empathetic to those of different races if they see themselves doing so virtually.
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Facebook's advances will make chatbot conversations more specific, more consistent, more empathetic, help them more easily recall earlier parts of a conversation, and able to respond to images, the company says.
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By comparing the music ratings to participants' personality traits, the researchers found that people who were more empathetic and conscientious of others' feelings were more likely to enjoy mellow, emotional music.
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"[There's] some racist ideology (close the borders to protect the country, send them back to their countries), some more empathetic and concerned with the humanitarian crisis," Jessica wrote in an email.
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"I feel like the people who initially went to it would have to be bold, but maybe if other people see it, it would help them be more empathetic," he said.
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When an individual goes to any type of school, they learn, and as the article states, this gives a better understanding of the world and allows them to become more empathetic.
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Today, we applaud the more empathetic boys, the ones who like to listen, the ones who speak up for what's right and who shy away from the usual rough and tumble.
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She spoke about how "Monster" (2003) made her more empathetic, how her physical transformation for "Tully" took a toll and how she's still waiting for a part in a Marvel movie.
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But the world South Park debuted in different from the one that exists now, and the person watching it—me—has grown and changed and tried to view through more empathetic eyes.
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There wasn't much in terms of moving the story forward in this episode, but it was important and gripping as it unraveled the Whisperers and gave a more empathetic look at Lydia.
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"Just by participating in these high-profile games, North Korea comes across as far more empathetic," said Lee Sung-yoon, a professor of Korean studies at the Fletcher School at Tufts University.
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Guide: How to Be More Empathetic There are steps people can take to acknowledge their biases and to move beyond their own worldviews to try to understand those held by other people.
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I don't recommend you do the same, for if you're more empathetic than average or prone to anxiety, you'll finish the reading sprint, as I did, emotionally wrung out and worried sick.
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Other tools JD.com offers to retail clients include an customer service chatbot powered by artificial intelligence that can the "sense" the mood of customers, and adjust its tone to appear more empathetic.
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Also on May 9, Venus sextiles (one of the most helpful, communicative astrological aspects) Neptune in Pisces, bringing a whimsical vibe to things and encouraging people to be more empathetic toward each other.
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With every enlarged pore that appears I am more empathetic than ever, I feel wiser and, wonderfully, age has made me more selfish, in that I now do more of what I enjoy.
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The research, published in the Journal of Experimental Psychology, found that mindfulness training inspired people to be kinder and more empathetic to a stranger who had been ostracized during a simulated online scenario.
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And with new forms of employment popularizing, such as with Uber's and TaskRabbit's contracted workers, Jaber says Philz is thinking hard about how to be more empathetic with their scheduling and benefit packages.
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The best thing about our capacity for abstract thinking is that it allows us to imagine what it's like to be someone else (saint or sinner), and might help us become more empathetic.
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In fact, studies show that children who learn a different language when they are in their formative years, do better socially, are more empathetic and averaged higher scores in cognitive performance on tests.
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The big picture: After thousands of headlines over the past year about Facebook and fake news, critics and the media are beginning to take a slightly more empathetic view towards Facebook's tricky position.
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This material is the stuff of easy satire, but Mr. Tulathimutte is keen to probe the underlying anxieties and insecurities of his characters, making them more empathetic and appealing than they might have been.
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Amara Nwankpa, director of public policy initiatives at the Yar'Adua Foundation, which promotes good governance in Nigeria, expressed hope that "America will emerge from this experience a more empathetic partner" to third world countries.
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While there may not be a direct link between his stutter and his artistic subject matter, Souras does say it's led him to see the world in different ways, and even be more empathetic.
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The reason I said I can't believe I'm going to say that is I feel like every startup founder finds a way to talk about how their company is making the world more empathetic.
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Artificial intelligence may be more intelligent than we are down the road, but it's not going to be wiser, it's not going to be more empathetic, and it's not going to be more loving.
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Here, Aman shares how years of his own history of unsatisfying and confusing relationships within club spaces informed the documentary—and how making the film made him a more empathetic member of the LGBTQ+ community.
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Which makes him all the more empathetic to the thousands of children separated from their parents at the US-Mexico border between July 2017 and July 2018 due to a controversial "zero tolerance" immigration policy.
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So, yes, I feel as though I want to make my life more empathetic towards those in need, but no, I do not identify with evangelical Christians, and most of the other kinds as well.
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They've set up counseling centers and hotlines, and are writing guidance for imams and families that introduces broader, more empathetic language than the old mantra that Muslims who kill themselves have no chance of entering paradise.
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A big part of how the current sexual harassment mess evolved is the presumption that successful entertainers and moguls possess a spark of genius that could be extinguished if they're ever asked to be more empathetic.
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At CES this year IBM also demonstrated how Watson could provide intelligence in a Whirlpool Jenn-Air connected oven, help medical device companies deliver more insightful data, and even make a customer service robot more empathetic.
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Consisting of 49 cards, the deck turns empathy into a game, one that's meant to strengthen relationships, prompt reflection, and, with any luck, help you be a little more empathetic in all areas of your life.
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Trump took other thumbs-up photos at the hospital during the visit, too, a White House official said, noting that other such pictures have concerned aides who have encouraged him to strike a more empathetic tone.
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And through our craft to cultivate a more empathetic and understanding society by revealing infinite truths that serve as a forceful reminder to folks that when they feel broken, and afraid, and tired, they are not alone.
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One of the things ... I want to make the observation, I made it publicly before, is that it's also being able to see things in a different way from the victim's mentality and to be more empathetic.
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Though Sara is 100% the more interesting — or at least, in my opinion, the more empathetic — character in Sweet November, she disappears to die, leaving us to watch Nelson contemplate his tortured, but now more caring, soul.
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But, sometimes, reality and that believability you get with real actors and real locations, that takes you over the edge in the emotional factor—making you feel more sad, or frightened, or more empathetic towards a character.
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On the flip side, 81 percent of employees would switch companies for the same pay if their next employer was more empathetic, and 79 percent would consider leaving their job if their current employer became less empathetic.
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It won't make you a better person, nor more empathetic or intelligent, but it will make you see and smell and think slightly differently, also about yourself, and so enrichen your life and your understanding of it.
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People say art makes us more empathetic — and research seems to confirm this, to a degree — but I've always found the idea a little suspect; it's not as if some of history's greatest monsters weren't also art lovers.
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Okay, so talk about some of those modifications, because then I want to talk about where technology's going because AR and VR will also, could either amplify it, or make people more empathetic, and we'll talk about that.
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Cavusoglu urged Germany to develop a more "empathetic" tone in its dealings with Turkey, saying it did not seem to fully understand the "trauma" caused by the coup against President Tayyip Erdogan, in which some 240 people were killed.
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I hope that kids are able to go to the nurses' offices in their schools and be able to freely express their pain and for nurses and teachers — because it's such a sensitive, personal subject — to be more empathetic.
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A more empathetic and productive energy flows as the sun, Saturn in Capricorn, and Neptune in Pisces align on November 213, creating a marvelous atmosphere for creativity, connection, and manifesting your dreams—particularly in your romantic and creative partnerships.
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Additionally, "mindfulness" research often lumps together different types of mindfulness, and one recent study suggest that the benefits vary greatly depending on the style — so practicing a type known for increasing focus won't make you more empathetic, for example.
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Set against South Africa's verdant landscape, Khethiwe and the Leopard builds an imaginative universe in which children use their inherent curiosity to nurture a more empathetic understanding of the world — a quality often sacrificed to the burdens of adulthood.
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It's the reason the current opioid crisis, with its heavy effects on white rural and suburban communities like the one in Ben Is Back, attracts a different and more empathetic sort of attention than the heroin epidemic of the '60s.
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Watch out for surprises when the Moon connects with Uranus at 11:38 AM. Venus enters Pisces at 6:20 PM, putting people in a romantic mood, and the vibe shifts from cool, aloof Aquarius, to a much more empathetic energy.
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In Fallout, a malevolent corporation purposely used them as a means to perform radical experiments, while The Bunker proposes an equally terrifying but more empathetic premise in which the war above ground is far worse than anyone could have anticipated.
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"My generation, because we have more exposure to other people's perspectives — anyone now with an Internet connection can post whatever they want online — in some ways we are probably more empathetic than the generations that came before us," Ms. Pangarkar said.
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In the past few years, Bishop Scharfenberger has gained a reputation for taking a more empathetic approach in his handling of the abuse crisis, and he has called for deeper involvement by the laity to help the church move forward.
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"She speaks five languages, she was not born in the US, and she is generally viewed as more compassionate than her husband, so this is an important moment for her to show a more empathetic side of her husband's administration," said Brower.
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All he has to do is change his ways, to turn himself into a new-and-improved Donald Trump; a "Donald Trump 2.0" — a more likable, more civil, more empathetic, more decent, more humane, less confrontational, less narcissistic, less mean-spirited Donald Trump.
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"My hope is that within the next two years we'll be able to host and run events that not only get people more informed about immigration in general, but also a little more empathetic to the issue that these are real people," Tuero said.
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After his experience with his wife, Goldstein and his collaborators published a study that found that a toucher's empathy levels were a factor; the more empathetic a partner was (they study was done in couples), the more effective their touch was at easing pain.
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Same goes for War For The Planet of the Apes, which applies a war movie conceit to a franchise I've always been lukewarm on, with results that are deeper and more empathetic than I could have ever imagined from a blockbuster so wholly invested in CGI characters.
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Ellis becomes the only fully realised character, with details designed to make him more empathetic than his prejudice might allow: he owns a struggling gas station in town, and is burdened emotionally and financially with a mentally disabled child who is confined to a state hospital.
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Same goes for War For The Planet of the Apes, which applies a war-movie conceit to a franchise I've always been lukewarm on, with results that are deeper and more empathetic than I could have ever imagined from a blockbuster so wholly invested in CGI characters.
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Both films aspire to some sort of social relevance: The Girl on the Train wants to be a parable about abusive men and their female victims; The Accountant occasionally seems to want to act as a vehicle for a greater and more empathetic understanding of autism.
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The president's message came at the end of a week during which Mr. Trump and his aides have worked to portray the president as singularly focused on the devastating toll of storms pummeling Texas and Louisiana, and to project a more empathetic image for Mr. Trump.
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But, beauty also helps us to become more empathetic: for if we were wrong and now we are less so, then we can stand in radical solidarity with those who stand in opposition to our views, for they too can be unmoored from their given views.
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Overcoming her own struggles has only made her more empathetic towards others who may be facing similar problems — the Princess told SVT that she was concerned with "all the perfect images that are uploaded," on social media, and the repercussions they could have on young people's mental health.
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Together with her romantic partner, Zeke Hutchins, who was once her drummer and now works as her manager, Van Etten has undertaken what the couple characterizes as various adventures — acting, school, scoring, parenthood — each of which adds to her ongoing project: becoming a more well-rounded, more empathetic artist.
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While this pattern should have made my husband more empathetic to my plight — what Bruce's father does to him, he does to me — it has had the opposite effect, confirming for him that everyone gets interrupted, no one gets to be heard all the time — except bratty women who demand it.
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I asked a number of experts in political psychology what they thought about the Rentfrow paper, and their answers ran the gamut from those who support a more empathetic portrayal of Republican voters to those who are adamant in their view that authoritarianism remains a dominant characteristic of those on the right.
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And through our art to battle against fear, self-centeredness and exclusivity of our predominately narcissistic culture, and through our craft to cultivate a more empathetic and understanding society by revealing intimate truths that serve as a forceful reminder to folks that when they feel broken and afraid and tired they are not alone.
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Thinking that because someone was born with a female brain, they're going to be more empathetic and nurturing than someone born with a male brain might lead a neuroscientist to search for that answer when it might make more sense to compare those traits based on educational experience, age, or the way someone was raised.
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" When Thorne questioned if it was because he saw her nudes, Paul, 24, said, "No no I saw your post about your nudes and felt empathetic, THEN I saw that post where you were talking about being molested and paparazzi when you were young and event felt more EMPATHETIC and you're a real bad bitch.
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I was talking about the opioid epidemic and this idea that there's more empathy in the rhetoric toward addicts in the sort of large swaths of white America, but that I wasn't yet convinced that was going to transfer into a more empathetic policy, because the sort of impulse toward wrath is so strong.
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On the rare occasion that the movie drops its insistence on rewarding Bobby (and Phil, and the rest of its men), it begins to hit at something more empathetic — the idea that love doesn't conquer all, that life doesn't stop so that love can keep up, that love, even the once-in-a-lifetime kind, can end quietly.
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In a conversation with Zadie Smith earlier this year, Saunders expanded on how he thinks about ways books can make us better and more empathetic people: I was thinking the other day about the idea that you have a reader and a writer, and they're different and they're flawed and they're fucked-up, each in their own way.
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The right's libertarian-inflected, just-deserts moralism would give way to a more empathetic one—after all, you can't brighten the horizons of the working class if your primary objective is drowning the government in a bathtub—but one that would still leave wide latitude for advocating welfare-state and tax reforms that depart from liberal notions of distributive fairness.
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The assassination of his brother, President John F. Kennedy, is frequently cited as the watershed moment in Robert's life — the grief cracked open his "hard-as-nails shell" and sent him into a profound depression from which he would emerge transformed: more fatalistic, more empathetic, more inclined to display in public the tenderness his family and friends knew at home.
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But what rising up from poverty did was to make me more empathetic, not less, to those who came before me: Native Americans, some of whom were my ancestors too; the downtrodden and dispossessed at the first European settlement in Plymouth Harbor; the Irish immigrants fleeing famine in the nineteenth century; and Jewish refugees fleeing hate in Europe in the 20th century.
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Dr. Kramer's program walks parents through steps to help kids become more empathetic to their siblings — from not assuming their sibling had a negative intent in an interaction, to a broader goal of learning that each child can have distinct likes and dislikes, and these differences are perfectly O.K. She also encourages parents to help their kids build a more precise emotional vocabulary.
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Often, MS is described as an "unpredictable disease" that affects the central nervous system, and Blair's story is one example of how complex and difficult it can be to diagnose MS. "If I can help anyone or help anyone be more empathetic to someone who might seem like me — or a lot worse, God forbid — then that's the least I can do," Blair told Good Morning America.
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