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Sympathy, Fear, Hate

Transgender Studies Quarterly, 2022
A recent pastoral guide designed to help Christians better understand “transgender individuals and the broader ideological movement” took a seemingly bizarre turn when it urged readers to sympathize with radical feminist concerns about the safety of ...
C. Libby
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Robot Touch to Send Sympathy: Divergent Perspectives of Senders and Recipients

IEEE/ACM International Conference on Human-Robot Interaction, 2022
There is increasingly heavy reliance on online social communication methods for reducing the sense of social isolation. However, this type of communication lacks one of the most critical elements of expressing emotion to comfort people: physical contact.
R. H. Y. Au   +3 more
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Racial Sympathy and Its Political Consequences

Journal of Politics, 2020
Reversing course from a long tradition of studying racial antipathy, I argue that racial sympathy, defined as white distress over black misfortune, shapes public opinion among a nontrivial subset of white Americans.
Jennifer Chudy
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Empathy, sympathy, and emotion regulation: A meta-analytic review.

Psychological bulletin
Empathy, sympathy, and emotion regulation are core components of social-emotional development. Regulating vicariously induced negative emotions is thought to support feeling empathy and sympathy for others in need, but empirical evidence for such effects
H. Yavuz   +3 more
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On Stoic sympathy

Antiquities Beyond Humanism, 2019
This chapter analyses the Stoic concept of cosmic sympathy. The Stoics contribute to the conceptualization of a web of interconnected natures in antiquity by making sympathy visible as a feature of the world, encompassing both humans and non-humans ...
Brooke Holmes
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Sympathy and subjectivity

Australasian Journal of Philosophy, 1999
This paper shows that even if the mental states of non-human animals lack phenomenological properties, as some accounts of mental-state consciousness imply, this need not prevent those states from being appropriate objects of sympathy and moral concern.
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Kant on Rational Sympathy


This Element explains Kant's distinction between rational sympathy and natural sympathy. Rational sympathy is regulated by practical reason and is necessary for adopting as our own those ends of others which are contingent from the perspective of ...
Benjamin Vilhauer
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Helping Yourself Helps Others: Linking Children’s Emotion Regulation to Prosocial Behavior Through Sympathy and Trust

Emotion, 2018
Although emotionally well-regulated children are more likely to behave prosocially, the psychological processes that connect their emotion regulation abilities and prosocial behavior are less clear. We tested if other-oriented sympathy and trust mediated
J. Song, Tyler Colasante, T. Malti
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SYMPATHY AND EMPATHY

Journal of the American Medical Association, 1958
The act or capacity of entering into or sharing the feelings of another is known as sympathy. Empathy, on the other hand, not only is an identification of sorts but also connotes an awareness of one's separateness from the observed. One of the most difficult tasks put upon man is reflective commitment to another's problem while maintaining his own ...
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Complex intersections of race and class: Among social liberals, learning about White privilege reduces sympathy, increases blame, and decreases external attributions for White people struggling with poverty.

Journal of experimental psychology. General, 2019
White privilege lessons are sometimes used to increase awareness of racism. However, little research has investigated the consequences of these lessons.
Erin Cooley   +3 more
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