'empathetic perspective' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to express a compassionate, understanding viewpoint on a particular topic. For example: "In order to address the issue of homelessness in our community, it's important to consider it from an empathetic perspective."
As Australians, we tend to have a broad and a very empathetic perspective on people and different cultures, and that there's not one set way of doing things.
Mostly, though, Blakeslee presents O-Six and her evolving, adoring pack — the Motown-sounding "Lamars" — from the empathetic perspective of "the watchers".
The first characteristic, empathetic perspective, refers to a point of view a person can take in which they 'think like' the objects that they are investigating.
Gee (2008) discusses two characteristics supporting an affirmative answer: (1) games can enable the player to take on an empathetic perspective and (2) games can engage students using models and modeling as supports toward mastering relevant content knowledge.
But no one was telling their story a global story about pirates who have a strong human, empathetic perspective.
For a place that's a rage-face destination for many Angelenos, that's an unheard of amount of luxury, and one that's been wrought due to Lyons' empathetic perspective on the business of partying.
In addition to her vast expertise, Michelle delivers a unique, highly empathetic 360-degree perspective because she has experienced every facet of the employment process, as job seeker, employee, human resources professional, consultant, outplacement specialist, and business owner.
The differences identified between CHRs and other providers is worth considering further as CHRs are generally Aboriginal and from the community and, thus, potentially more likely to have similar life experiences or be more empathetic to the perspectives and needs of patients than to the culture and background of physicians and nurses (who, for the most part, are not Aboriginal) [ 35, 36].
In addition, the participants actively generated ways to employ coaching skills and techniques in various settings such as flexible usage of open and closed questions, empathetic listening, positive feedback, perspective taking, etc.
An empathetic exposition of the Confederate perspective poses some knotty problems.
Of course, having some chocolate (in moderation), running, yoga, having a sense of humor and talking it through with close friends or a good empathetic therapist (to verify my perspective is reasonable) does wonders for me.
