نتایج جستجو برای: empathy skill

تعداد نتایج: 48076  

Journal: :Journal of youth and adolescence 2015
Tirza H J van Noorden Gerbert J T Haselager Antonius H N Cillessen William M Bukowski

Based on the premise that bullies are deficient in empathy or even lack it completely, bullying prevention and intervention programs often include empathy training. These programs are not always as effective as they aim to be, which may be caused by a failure to acknowledge the multidimensional nature of empathy as well as its complex association with involvement in bullying. To provide a clear...

Journal: :Stress 2015
Oliver T Wolf Judith M Schulte Hanna Drimalla Tanja C Hamacher-Dang Daria Knoch Isabel Dziobek

Empathy is a core prerequisite for human social behavior. Relatively, little is known about how empathy is influenced by social stress and its associated neuroendocrine alterations. The current study was designed to test the impact of acute stress on emotional and cognitive empathy. Healthy male participants were exposed to a psychosocial laboratory stressor (trier social stress test, (TSST)) o...

Journal: :Human brain mapping 2013
Jutta Ernst Georg Northoff Heinz Böker Erich Seifritz Simone Grimm

Empathy is a multicomponent function that includes sensorimotor, affective, and cognitive components. Although especially the affective component may implicate interoception and interoceptive awareness, the impact of interoception on empathy has never been evaluated behaviorally or neurophysiologically. Here, we tested how a preceding period of interoceptive awareness impacts and modulates neur...

Journal: :The Journal of nervous and mental disease 2010
Sriram Sri Kalyanaraman David L Penn James D Ivory Abigail Judge

Recent scholarship suggests that virtual environments can serve as effective proxies in battling implicit stereotypes. However, existing experimental research has rarely examined the effectiveness of virtual simulations of mental illnesses in inducing empathy to combat stereotypical responses. We report results from a 4-condition, between subjects experiment (N = 112), wherein participants were...

The researches indicate that about one third of students with learning disabilities (already the largest group of students with disabilities) have nonverbal or social disabilities. Students with nonverbal learning disabilities, then, not only face academic challenges but have difficulty meeting social expectations, as well as many of life’s other demands. Actually, social skills problems and di...

Journal: :Journal of Pharmaceutical Negative Results 2022

Humans have evolved with more intelligence as individuals. Although, the restless life of an individual has becomes poor in emotional balance and impulse control. This contributes to a major portion blame behind growing number suicides, divorces, mental disorders which increased today’s society. Daniel Goleman's Emotional Intelligence's mixed ability self-awareness, self-regulation, social skil...

Journal: :Consciousness and cognition 2005
R J R Blair

Empathy is a lay term that is becoming increasingly viewed as a unitary function within the field of cognitive neuroscience. In this paper, a selective review of the empathy literature is provided. It is argued from this literature that empathy is not a unitary system but rather a loose collection of partially dissociable neurocognitive systems. In particular, three main divisions can be made: ...

Journal: :Journal of personality disorders 2016
Allison Kalpakci Salome Vanwoerden Jon D Elhai Carla Sharp

Harari, Shamay-Tsoory, Ravid, and Levkovitz (2010) demonstrated a "double dissociation" in empathy in borderline personality disorder (BPD), such that BPD patients had higher affective than cognitive empathy, whereas controls exhibited the opposite pattern. Two processes that may relate to this dissociation are emotion dysregulation (ER) and hypermentalization. However, these interrelated proce...

Journal: :Biological psychology 2008
H Rae Westbury David L Neumann

Research supports an "ingroup empathy hypothesis" of higher empathy-related psychophysiological responses towards individuals of the same ethnicity. However, little research has investigated empathy-related responses to non-human targets graded for phylogenetic relatedness. Participants (N=73) were presented with film stimuli depicting humans, primates, quadruped mammals and birds in victimized...

2016
Thelma Quince Pia Thiemann John Benson Sarah Hyde

Empathy is important to patient care. It enhances patients' satisfaction, comfort, self-efficacy, and trust which in turn may facilitate better diagnosis, shared decision making, and therapy adherence. Empathetic doctors experience greater job satisfaction and psychological well-being. Understanding the development of empathy of tomorrow's health care professionals is important. However, clinic...

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