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Empathy and Pseudo-Empathy: The Affective Judgments of First- and Third-Graders
The Journal of Genetic Psychology, 1976Eighty male and female first- and third-grader Ss were presented one of two brief videotaped social interaction episodes. Half of the Ss viewed an unambiguous tape in which a target character's affective response was congruent with the situational context in which he operated. The remaining Ss viewed a similar, but ambiguous tape in which the nonverbal
S, Greenspan +2 more
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Democratic Empathy and Affective Polarization
Social Philosophy Today, 2023Social scientists have observed a sharp rise in affective polarization in many societies, particularly the United States. Since it is widely agreed that this poses a threat to democracy, finding solutions to this predicament is essential. One prominent proposal to depolarize the electorate holds that citizens need to exercise their capacities for ...
Katharina Anna Sodoma, Daniel Sharp
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Empathy and the Laws of Affect
Science, 2011Can animal models provide insights into human empathy and promote nurturance?
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Revue française de psychanalyse, 1999
Résumé Résumé — La connaissance de l'affect, dans la clinique psychanalytique, est généralement considérée en rapport avec les états affectifs conscients. La disjonction de l'affect et de la représentation guide l'écoute psychanalytique et en marque la spécificité vis-à-vis des communications interpersonnelles habituelles.
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Résumé Résumé — La connaissance de l'affect, dans la clinique psychanalytique, est généralement considérée en rapport avec les états affectifs conscients. La disjonction de l'affect et de la représentation guide l'écoute psychanalytique et en marque la spécificité vis-à-vis des communications interpersonnelles habituelles.
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2020
Abstract This chapter discusses two domains of research into and theorizing about human emotions of interest to legal theorists and practitioners in the law. Written by a non-lawyer with expertise in English literature, narrative theory, and interdisciplinary empathy studies, it offers basic definitions of the terms “empathy” and “affect,
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Abstract This chapter discusses two domains of research into and theorizing about human emotions of interest to legal theorists and practitioners in the law. Written by a non-lawyer with expertise in English literature, narrative theory, and interdisciplinary empathy studies, it offers basic definitions of the terms “empathy” and “affect,
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The role of subcortical regions in affective empathy
Psychonomic Bulletin & ReviewEmpathy, a cornerstone of human social cognition, has primarily been studied through the lens of cortical neural mechanisms, with limited attention given to the involvement of subcortical structures. This study investigates the evolutionary and functional role of subcortical pathways in empathic processing through a novel dichoptic presentation ...
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Experience and Empathy: Affective Reactions to Witnessing Childbirth
The Journal of Social Psychology, 1978Summary In an incomplete factorial design (N = 50 male and female graduate students), sex of respondent was varied with having witnessed vs. not having witnessed childbirth; a fifth condition involved female respondents who had given birth. Affective reactions to a medical film showing childbirth were obtained in physiological measures and in ratings ...
B S, Sapolsky, D, Zillmann
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Cognitive and affective empathy in younger and older individuals
Aging & Mental Health, 2014We aimed to elucidate how cognitive and affective empathy differ across age groups and how these differences might relate to executive dysfunction.In study I, we assessed 108 healthy participants in three consecutive age groups (20-39 years/40-59 years/60-79 years) using a self-report measure of trait cognitive and affective empathy (interpersonal ...
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How empathy affects preschool teachers’ burnout
Psychology, Health & MedicineTo explore the relationship and internal mechanisms between empathy and burnout among preschool teachers, Study 1 employed a multiverse-style analysis based on cross-sectional survey data from 2,651 preschool teachers to test the robustness of the relationship between preschool teacher empathy and burnout. Study 2, grounded in the Job Demands-Resources
Yuanqing He +3 more
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Observational Fear as a Model of Affective Empathy in Mice
Journal of Visualized ExperimentsEmpathy, characterized by the ability to recognize and share the emotions of others, plays a fundamental role in shaping social interactions. It allows individuals to respond to the emotional states of others, promoting prosocial behaviors and social bonding. Observational fear is a fundamental aspect of affective empathy, where an observer witnesses a
Hyoin, Lee +4 more
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