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, 2011 After defining empathy, discussing its measurement, and offering an example of empathy in practice, we present the results of an updated meta-analysis of the relation between empathy and psychotherapy outcome.
Greenberg, Leslie S. +3 more
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Journal of European Psychology Students, 2014 Research suggests that both life-time experience of reading fiction and the extent to which a reader feels ‘transported’ by the narrative are associated with empathy.
John Stansfield, Louise Bunce
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Mayo Clinic Proceedings: Innovations, Quality & Outcomes, 2021 Objective: To investigate structural relationships of latent constructs such as occupational wellbeing, resilience, work meaningfulness, and psychological empowerment with affective and cognitive clinical empathy among a community of physicians and ...
Anthony C. Waddimba, MD, DSc +4 more
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Empathy and affect: what can empathied bodies do? [PDF]
Medical Humanities, 2016 While there has been much interest in the apparent benefits of empathy in improving outcomes of medical care, there is continuing concern over the philosophical nature of empathy. We suggest that part of the difficulty in coming to terms with empathy is due to the modernist dichotomies that have structured Western medical discourse, such that doctor ...
George Robert Ellison, Marshall +1 more
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Empathy and Bystander Roles in Children and Adolescents: a Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis [PDF]
Educaţia 21Empathy has been a constant component of anti-bullying programs based on bystander intervention. However, less is known about how cognitive and affective empathy are related to bystander behavior.
Alexandra-Maria Sabou +2 more
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Affective empathy in schizophrenia: a meta-analysis [PDF]
Schizophrenia Research, 2016 Affective empathy, or the emotional response one has to the experiences or emotional states of others, contributes to relationship-maintaining behaviors and is key in fostering social connections, yet no work has synthesized the body of literature for people with schizophrenia.
Bonfils, Kelsey A. +3 more
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Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience, 2018 Empathy is an essential component of our social lives, allowing us to understand and share other people's affective and sensory states, including pain. Evidence suggests a core neural network—including anterior insula (AI) and mid-cingulate cortex (MCC ...
Inge Timmers +6 more
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Empathy and the Development of Affective Skills [PDF]
American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, 2018 Empathy, the most important human attribute that matters in every aspect of life, is essential in health care. Provision of patient-centered care requires empathic health care practitioners. The correlation between empathy of health care providers and improved patient adherence, satisfaction, and treatment outcomes is well-established.
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Concurring Emotions, Affective Empathy, and Phenomenal Understanding
Passion, 2023 According to an optimistic view, affective empathy is a route to knowledge of what it is like to be in the target person’s state (“phenomenal knowledge”).
Christiana Werner
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Affective and cognitive empathy among university students of the health field, exact sciences, and humanities: A cross-sectional study [PDF]
Estudos de Psicologia (Campinas), 2023 Objective The aim of the present study was to compare levels of affective and cognitive empathy among university students of the health field, exact sciences, and humanities.
Jaiel Bispo dos Santos +3 more
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