Empathic: An Unappreciated Way of Being

Rogers, Carl R.

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“…Whereas affection refers to a feeling of fondness or tender attachment, empathy involves perceiving the internal frame of reference of another with accuracy (Rogers, 1975). Empathy and validation have been defined differently by different investigators, but the core aspect of both terms involves an understanding and recognition of a partner's thoughts and feelings (Levenson & Ruef, 1992).…”

Section: Harnessing the Predictive Power Of Specific Emotions In A LImentioning

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Reading Others' Emotions: The Role of Intuitive Judgments in Predicting Marital Satisfaction, Quality, and Stability.

Waldinger¹,

Schulz²,

Hauser³

et al. 2004

Journal of Family Psychology

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This study examined links between emotion expression in couple interactions and marital quality and stability. Core aspects of emotion expression in marital interactions were identified with the use of naïve observational coding by multiple raters. Judges rated 47 marital discussions with 15 emotion descriptors. Coders' pooled ratings yielded good reliability on 4 types of emotion expression: hostility, distress, empathy, and affection. These 4 types were linked with concurrent marital satisfaction and interviewer ratings of marital adjustment as well as with marital stability at a 5-year follow-up. The study also examined the extent to which naïve judges' ratings of emotion expression correspond to "expert" ratings using the Specific Affect Coding System (SPAFF). The unique advantages of naïve coding of emotion expression in marital interaction are discussed.

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Section: Harnessing the Predictive Power Of Specific Emotions In A LImentioning

confidence: 99%

Reading Others' Emotions: The Role of Intuitive Judgments in Predicting Marital Satisfaction, Quality, and Stability.

Waldinger¹,

Schulz²,

Hauser³

et al. 2004

Journal of Family Psychology

110

121

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“…Rogers (1975) even stated that he defined empathy in different ways. During the initial years of study, scholars emphasized the emotional aspects of the notion of empathy; in later years, however, that approach changed.…”

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“…Thus, Barnett and McCoy (1989) concluded that individuals who had intense undesirable experiences in childhood had lower empathic skills than others. However, Rogers (1975) stated that empathic tendencies are changeable and could be developed through education. Thus, spending more time with people, getting to know them better, establishing closer relationships, and becoming a better observer contribute in developing empathic skills (Kolko, 2014;Smith, 1989).…”

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Empathy Based on Gender in Dissertations Submitted in Turkey: A Meta-Analysis Study

Demir¹,

Atlı²,

Kış³

2016

EJER

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Problem Statement: Today, where the relationships among people have increased and concentrated, maintaining powerful communication channels with the individual(s) is significant for conducting healthy and sustainable relationships with others. Social roles assigned to gender and physiological differences determine the understanding of individuals of the emotions and thoughts of their counterparts. Empathy is among the precursor factors in the initiation and maintenance of healthy interpersonal relationships; reduction of conflicts and resolution of problems; and gratification in relationships. Thus, a study to review the dissertations on empathy and investigate the variances on gender is of utmost importance to clarify the differences between the empathic behaviors of males and females. Purpose of Study:This meta-study aimed to use the data collected from the dissertations submitted in Turkey to answer the following research questions on empathy: "Does empathy differ based on gender?"; "Do the levels of education of the students affect the differentiation of empathic tendencies based on gender?"; and "What is the difference between empathic tendencies based on gender in the dissertations submitted before 2009 and in 2010 and later?"

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“…Empathy connotes the ability to feel with, rather than about a person or a story, and to be sensitive toward their reality. As Carl Rogers (1975) argues, empathy means entering the private world of the other and becoming thoroughly at home in it. It involves being sensitive, moment to moment, to the changing felt meanings which flow in this other person.…”

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Opening up dialogues and airways: using vignettes to enrich asthma understandings in sport and exercise

Allen‐Collinson

Owton

Crust

2016

Qualitative Research in Sport, Exercise and Health

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2 | P a g e 3 | P a g e Opening up dialogues and airways: using vignettes to enrich asthma understandings in exercise participantsThis article explores the lived experience of asthma in a specific population of sport and exercise participants, drawing on an approach currently under-utilised in studies of asthma: vignettes. These were used as an elicitation technique in research with19 frequent exercisers and sports participants with asthma, eight of whom responded to vignettes. We describe and evaluate this approach as deployed in relation to a phenomenological study of the lived experience of asthma, and consider how employing vignette-based research can encourage people with asthma to reflect critically on their experiences and ways of being-inthe-world. This was found to be a powerful way of challenging taken-for-granted assumptions, and stimulating consideration of behaviour change. The findings we report here cohere around two principal themes that emerged as salient: 1) somatic empathy; and 2) the power of sharing stories and opening up dialogues.Understanding the complexity of asthma experiences can, we argue, be of great practical value both to those with asthma and also to healthcare and exercise professionals in tailoring more effective treatments.

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Empathic: An Unappreciated Way of Being

Cited by 944 publications

References 7 publications

Reading Others' Emotions: The Role of Intuitive Judgments in Predicting Marital Satisfaction, Quality, and Stability.

Reading Others' Emotions: The Role of Intuitive Judgments in Predicting Marital Satisfaction, Quality, and Stability.

Empathy Based on Gender in Dissertations Submitted in Turkey: A Meta-Analysis Study

Opening up dialogues and airways: using vignettes to enrich asthma understandings in sport and exercise

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