Sentence examples for increase empathy from inspiring English sources

In Fixes, for example, we have asked questions like: Is it possible to systematically increase empathy and cooperation in children?

Reporter Catherine Saint Louis suggests these resources for parents: Living Confidently with Food Allergy: When Children Feel Different or Frustrated and this video, designed to increase empathy (and decrease bullying) among children without allergies: What is a Food Allergy?

It strikes me that an infantilised public is far easier to control than one that reads, that prisoners are far easier to demonise when they are cut out of national cultural conversation, and that books – consistently found to increase empathy in those who read them – play against the mean-spirited assault on welfare and disability benefits presently under way.

The Glasgow-based Anglican obstetrician Ian Donald, who in the 1950s helped bring ultrasound technology from shipyard to doctor's office, had devoted himself to the task out of a belief that the images would increase empathy for the unborn, and make women less likely to choose abortions.

The primary goal of Jelly is to increase empathy, and is built more for the answerer than the asker.

This is arguably Apple's first show that has a political undertone, in the sense that it aims to increase empathy around the topic of immigration in a nation that's currently lacking.

Increased oxytocin in the body increases empathy.

'"I don't doubt that reading novels increases empathy.

That's why reading books increases empathy: something neuroscientists have now proved.

Clients at the event are promised "first hand insight into how government works", "greater understanding of policy development, and how to influence it" and "increased empathy with ministers".

Unfortunately, despite the increasing empathy with the ill that has presumably made him into a better doctor, Dr. Stein the writer has retained an irritating professional characteristic.