Even animals display some sense of compassion.
Basically, leaders who display integrity, compassion, the ability to forgive and forget, and accountability — who are what most of us would consider nice — deliver five times the return on assets of their counterparts who never or rarely display those traits.
… Behind the scenes, however, the woman hired to fix Trump's image with women adjusts her message, nudging the nominee to stop insulting his critics' looks and display more compassion.
Using data from the Established Populations for Epidemiologic Studies of the Elderly (Duke), we find that African Americans believe that physicians do not display much compassion for, and respect toward, the elderly.
Psychology can shed some light on how we can display compassion for one global crisis, and barely notice another. .
He was a lifelong opponent of unfeeling orthodoxy, and his four novels display compassion for other's suffering, particularly at the hands of those in authority.
Preschoolers are more helpful and sympathetic to children who hurt themselves if their own caregivers display kindness and compassion.
But Keegan-Dolan does not use this insight as a means to understand, contextualise, and perhaps even display, compassion for contemporary foibles; rather, it fuels him to hurl down disdain and judgment upon the contemporary society he describes: the message is that Ireland is as bad as it's always been.
Like Zivot, we believe patients deserve better than cold, machine-like physicians who don't display warmth or compassion when talking about serious medical issues.
Ms Allen criticised the Conservative's general election campaign for failing to display empathy and compassion - and said it had demonstrated that the gap between people's lives, and the "decision makers", had grown too big.
I was frustrated that we, human beings, don't display the same compassion on a daily basis towards each other.
