Some theories assign greatest weight to material analogy, which refers to shared, and typically observable, features.
Evolved from the Greek word for emotion, empathy refers to shared or vicarious feelings (as distinct from sympathy, which is more about pity, and implies separate, rather than mutual feelings), but the sharing is involuntary.
Shared cognition refers to sharing a similar perspective or having consensus on a problem or task (Bouas and Komorita 1996; Swaab and others 2007).
Novices evoked time of consumption including dinner and party whereas experts referred to sharing, heritage, and conviviality.
Even those in favor of taking in refugees, such as the director of Human Rights Watch for the Middle East and North Africa, have referred to sharing the "burden" of refugees, Wonkblog's Ana Swanson notes.
Even those in favor of expanding help for refugees, like the former British foreign secretary David Miliband and the executive director of Human Rights Watch for the Middle East and North Africa, have referred to sharing the "burden" of refugees.
Most of them refer to shared familiar memories.
These common interests refer to "shared interests, goals, needs or practices", indicating that shared language or shared knowledge has profound impacts on the future of a community (Chiu et al., 2006).
In step two, variables referring to shared circumstances were entered into the analysis.
Four studies referred to sharing patient medical records and treatment notes.
