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Commentary: What is Affective Empathy?
Journal of Philosophy of EmotionThis commentary examines Heidi Maibom’s notion of “affective empathy” from The Space Between (2022), where empathy is framed as perspective-taking with an emotional dimension—feeling with others rather than merely imagining their experiences ...
Florian Rieger
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Empathy in the Workplace: Disentangling Affective from Cognitive Empathy
Occupational Health ScienceAbstractEmpathy plays a crucial role in the workplace, associated with positive outcomes, including helping behavior and task performance. While most studies have treated empathy as a unidimensional and trait-like characteristic, empathy is best understood as a two-dimensional construct, encompassing stable and fluctuating aspects.
Laurenz Meier, Armelle Vallette D'Osia
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Rethinking Autism as an Affective-Empathy Disorder. [PDF]
Alpha PsychiatryMachado S, Paes F, Lima JL.
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Autism as a Disorder of Affective Empathy
Psychopathology, 2023 Since the first description by Leo Kanner, individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) have been attributed a reduced empathy. However, it has not yet been clarified how empathy is specifically impaired in autism. Typically, scholars distinguish between the affective and the cognitive dimensions of empathy.
Tim, Schnitzler, Thomas, Fuchs
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Empathy in the Internet of Things [PDF]
, 2013 Empathy is often expressed as our ability to ‘stand in someone else’s shoes’ and is now viewed as an important component of what it means to be human.
Coulton, Paul
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Rodent empathy and affective neuroscience [PDF]
Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews, 2011 In the past few years, several experimental studies have suggested that empathy occurs in the social lives of rodents. Thus, rodent behavioral models can now be developed to elucidate the mechanistic substrates of empathy at levels that have heretofore been unavailable.
Jules B, Panksepp, Garet P, Lahvis
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Empathy in healthcare settings [PDF]
Empathy is an important concept associated with positive outcomes for healthcare practitioners and their patients. In order to identify the best methods to develop and sustain empathy in healthcare professionals there is a need for greater understanding ...
Scott, Helen
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Association between self-reported empathy and level of physical activity in healthy young adults
Journal of Physical Fitness and Sports Medicine, 2021 Empathy, which consists of cognitive and affective empathy, is one of the vital skills in humans for creating and maintaining relationships with others, now, there are many empathy-deficient people, possibly deriving from an increase in harassment ...
Takeru Shima +7 more
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Empathy, memory, and aging during the COVID-19 pandemic
Current Research in Ecological and Social Psychology, 2023 Recently, there has been increasing attention to the interaction between empathy and memory. During the COVID-19 pandemic, a period when empathy played a key role in people's behaviors, we assessed the relationship between empathy and memory. In this pre-
Isu Cho +4 more
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The QCAE: A Questionnaire of Cognitive and Affective Empathy [PDF]
Journal of Personality Assessment, 2009 Aims/objectives:A lack of empathy is associated with callous-unemotional behaviour, violence, aggression, criminality, and problems in social interaction. Empathy is, though, inconsistently defined and inadequately measured. We therefore set out to produce a new and rigorously developed empathy questionnaire that would have clinical and public-health ...
Reniers, Renate +4 more
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