1975
DOI: 10.1177/001100007500500207
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Empathy in Children: Some Theoretical and Empirical Considerations

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“…Current conceptualizations of empathy integrate both affective and cognitive components. Feshbach (1975), for example, defines empathy as a "shared emotional response between an observer and a stimulus person." She suggests that empathic responsiveness requires three interrelated skills or capacities: (a) the cognitive ability to take another person's perspective, (b) the cognitive ability to accurately recognize and discriminate another person's affective experience, and (c) the affective ability to personally experience a range of emotions (since empathy involves sharing another person's emotional experience).…”
Section: Empathy: a Moral Emotional Processmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Current conceptualizations of empathy integrate both affective and cognitive components. Feshbach (1975), for example, defines empathy as a "shared emotional response between an observer and a stimulus person." She suggests that empathic responsiveness requires three interrelated skills or capacities: (a) the cognitive ability to take another person's perspective, (b) the cognitive ability to accurately recognize and discriminate another person's affective experience, and (c) the affective ability to personally experience a range of emotions (since empathy involves sharing another person's emotional experience).…”
Section: Empathy: a Moral Emotional Processmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…First, empathic reactions to others' distress often elicit feelings of concern for the distressed other (Feshbach 1975). Second, such empathic concern often prompts behavior aimed at helping the distressed other (Batson 1991, Eisenberg & Miller 1987, Feshbach 1987.…”
Section: Empathy: a Moral Emotional Processmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…El debate sobre si la empatía puede ser aprendida o no, sobretodo por parte de algunos individuos que parecen carecen de dicha habilidad, continúa abierto. Este tipo de conceptualización sirve a aquellos profesionales que están interesados en aspectos como: la identifi cación de los terapeutas con alta o baja empatía (Rogers, 1957), y la infl uencia de los procesos de desarrollo u otras características de personalidad, sobre la empatía (Feshbach, 1975).…”
Section: La Empatía Como Constructounclassified
“…Previous research has shown communal values to be positively associated with empathy, an other-oriented emotion that implies the ability to recognize emotional cues, take another's perspective, and to be emotionally responsive to another's emotional state (Sams and Truscott 2004). Further, there has been considerable support for a negative association between empathy and aggression/ violence among children (Feshbach 1975;Kaukianen et al 1999). The few studies that have looked at adolescents lend support to this pattern of findings (Sams and Truscott 2004;Kingery et al 1996).…”
Section: Protective Factors Against Violence Involvement: Toward a Cumentioning
confidence: 99%