Sentence examples for gaining empathy from inspiring English sources

The wallet exercise was very helpful to me, with its focus on gaining empathy and creating a quick prototype of a product.

The article cites a Stanford/Berkeley study on transphobia that found having short, frank conversations asking people to put themselves in the shoes of a trans person, is a more effective way of gaining empathy.

We see some movement to gaining empathy for Lisa's feelings of isolation as we also validate the bully's motives of needing a female friend to go to the party with him (explained by a student).

This is in part, acquiring more medical knowledge and feeling less helpless with patients, but also gaining empathy that can only come from hearing stories of those around you.

Gaining Empathy With a Tumultuous Life Privately, he had a difficult, and often public life, divorced from his first two wives, then married to (and later divorced from) Lauren Bacall, a relationship that underlined his image as someone in the tough-talking tradition of Ms. Bacall's first husband, Humphrey Bogart.

"Through loving and stable relationships, they can gain empathy and trust.

"What fiction does best is create a space for readers to gain empathy with others, even if their situations are different," Hernandez says.

He is particularly close to his 10-year-old daughter, Chance, who lives with him five days a week, and says that he's gained empathy with women from her, but also through making peace with his mother.

The students start with a human-centered approach, putting themselves in the shoes of their stakeholders to gain empathy and define a point of view with clearly articulated needs and insights.

Anything you can do to gain empathy for what it feels like to deal with your practices and people can help you design a more humane, respectful, efficient organization.

(Think of Mark Zuckeberg's old business card: "I'm CEO…Bitch!") Inherent in the recent backlash against Parker, then, is a sense of regret such people are supposed to be ignored until they're old enough to gain empathy, unless they become dictators.