"empathy ability" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a person's capacity for understanding and sharing the feelings of others. For example, "Jane's empathy ability is remarkable; she can always sense how someone is feeling."
For instance, technology will never replace teachers in my view, because their empathy, ability to encourage and care as well as their ability to deliver instantaneous personalized learning cannot be surpassed by machines.
Rates of depression, anxiety, and suicide in women go down, not up, as we grow older, and she contributes that to the natural strengths women possess -- coping skills, empathy, ability to listen, patience -- which help us to tackle new problems and situations that arise as we age, and also give us the courage to pursue new paths.
To determine prosody-related brain regions whose activity correlates with prosody perception and empathy ability, we ran simple regression models at the group level for the contrast "happy&sad-neutral" using individuals' empathy scores as regressors.
However, since this concerns 'soft skills' (e.g. ability of empathy, ability to communicate) rather than 'technical skills', this was seen as problematic by most GPs.
To identify similarities and differences in empathy, abilities toward inter-professional collaboration, and lifelong medical learning, between Spanish and Latin-American physicians-in-training who start their posgraduate training in teaching hospitals in Spain.
To assess further more experienced or already trained HCP communication skills, the use of 'positive affect', 'anxiety'sadnessess' and 'aggression' MRID subcategory dictionaries will probably give an insight on more specific HCP empathy abilities for certain types of concerns/distress emotion and in certain type of clinical contexts.
All in all, the primary goals of the present study were to examine the neurocognitive (executive functioning and perception) and social cognitive (theory of mind and empathy) abilities and to examine whether social cognition played a mediating role in the relation of neurocognition to negative, positive, and general psychopathological symptoms in schizophrenia.
Oxytocin is a hormone that enhances empathy (our ability to sense others' emotions) and our ability to bond with others and a series of studies have found that "character-driven stories cause oxytocin synthesis," as researcher Paul Zak writes.
There is cognitive empathy, the ability to read other people's feelings, but there is also affective empathy, the ability to share other people's feelings.
There can be no sadistic gratification without empathy, the ability to imagine the other's pain.
Party empathy; the ability to share and endorse the happy couple's notion of happy.
