Sentence examples for identified empathy from inspiring English sources

A day prior to your editorial, you published Simon Baron-Cohen's piece that identified empathy between Israelis and Palestinians as "a necessary step" for peace.

For example, researchers have identified empathy and social expressiveness (Luthar et al., 2000), intelligence, locus of control, and self-control (Alvord and Grados, 2005, Masten and Coatsworth, 1998), and self-esteem (Osofsky, 1999) as relevant to resilient development at an individual level.

I believe the human faces are essential to convey those messages and allow us to identify, feel empathy, and find ideas and inspiration from other people who have already lived through those situations.

Berlin seems to have believed in such a faculty, and identified it with empathy, but did not develop this view in his writings.

From almost thousand questions, Hogan chose those questions in response to which he found two groups of people who were independently identified as either low-empathy or high-empathy individuals as showing significant differences in their answers.

Perceived professional care, perceived time spent with health care provider, perceived accessibility, perceived technical competency, perceived convenience and perceived consultation and relational empathy were identified as independent predictor of patient satisfaction on TB treatment service.

Empathy as a Moral Quality Empathy has been identified as a key skill for adopting a recovery-orientation to mental health care [ 46].

However, the domain space of empathy is likely to be much wider than this, and indeed Batson (2009) has identified eight different domains/definitions of empathy.

Provide a scenario that the audience can genuinely identify with through empathy and common understanding.

Previous studies found that cocaine and methamphetamine use is related to impairment in identifying emotions and empathy.

In total, 61 CHWs were selected by their communities with the aim of identifying individuals with empathy, experience of similar problems and situations, who were respected in the local community, and considered to be a natural helper or someone that community members would naturally go to in the event of a problem.