Sentence examples for general empathy from inspiring English sources

Lipps talks about a "universal apperceptive empathy" and a general "empathy of nature".

The E-scale measures individual difference in trait empathy with 25 items, representing a general empathy factor.

This difference might be attributed to the instruments used; since, in the Korean study they measured clinical empathy than general empathy.

In the most general sense, empathy refers to processes of interpreting and reacting to the experiences of others, and many researchers agree that empathy is a multifaceted construct that involves both cognitive and emotional components [see 7].

Perlman: The strengths of women, in general, include empathy and teamwork, those who can get along with others and mediate group dynamics.

Plus, surely, if you were trying to make a point about a Green Party representative being wrong about lefty Green ideas like energy preservation and general human empathy, why would you not just spit?

Is it possible to enhance communication skills in general and empathy in particular?

The STS seems be a central node of brain networks supporting social cognition in general, and empathy in particular.

The aim of the programme was thus to improve health care professionals CS in general and empathy in particular.

Our students perceived key positive examples set by their clinical tutors to include a good knowledge of general medicine; empathy and respect for patients; a positive learning environment; understanding of the curriculum; meaningful feedback; and enthusiasm for both teaching and medicine.

Several retired generals expressed empathy with the overall goals of Mr. Gates's effort, saying they agreed that there was lots of room to downsize the Pentagon -- particularly the civilian bureaucracy, which Mr. Gates also has pledged to do.