Sentence examples for validated empathy from inspiring English sources
She notes that a major shortcoming of the existing research is the, "mismatch between the constructs of the model and the validated empathy measures," and suggests that improved instruments need to be developed to adequately test NVC.
"Pain" and "no-pain" stimuli (96 pictures per condition) were matched on their physical properties and had been validated as eliciting empathy-related activations in a previous study (Gu et al., 2010).
Stimuli were 192 digital photographs showing another person's hand or foot in painful or nonpainful situations [ 19]. "Pain" and "No Pain" stimuli (96 pictures per condition) were matched on physical properties and were validated as eliciting empathy-related activations in a previous study [ 19].
Research directly measuring physician well-being and empathy with validated survey tools has also implied that increased well-being may enhance and promote empathy [ 60].
None of the first person measures were validated by directly comparing measured empathy with empathy as judged by patients, although the JSPE was subjected to a test of predictive validity through correlating empathy scores with later ratings of empathy from directors during residencies [ 13].
For example, in the first interaction in Table 4, Midwife (M9) demonstrated empathy and validated the woman's experience by acknowledging her difficult situation.
Hojat et al. developed and validated the Jefferson Scale of Empathy (JSE) to measure empathy specifically in medical students and physicians in the context of patient care [ 2- 6].
Having empathy, validating their feelings -- it's all great.
In the interviews, I found I needed to spend a lot of time developing rapport and demonstrating empathy, validating the participant's experience, before they were prepared to be open and honest about their thinking, and importantly, their feelings.
Not only has their model been validated by psychologists, they see empathy as the crucial building block for a better world.
In addition we noted any evidence of first person tests being validated against patient reports of empathy or satisfaction.
