1992
DOI: 10.1016/0191-8869(92)90042-n
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The role of empathy in the motivational structure of school children

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“…The relationship between empathy and moral development is similarly well researched (Piaget, 1932;Rogers, 1975;McPhail et al, 1978;Kohlberg, 1984;Straughan, 1988;Bottery, 1990;Kozeki & Berghammer, 1992;Hoffman, 2000). Hoffman (2000), who has written on the subject for over three decades, considers the ability to understand the feelings and viewpoints of others as a key factor in moral development.…”
Section: Moral Values and Empathymentioning
confidence: 92%
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“…The relationship between empathy and moral development is similarly well researched (Piaget, 1932;Rogers, 1975;McPhail et al, 1978;Kohlberg, 1984;Straughan, 1988;Bottery, 1990;Kozeki & Berghammer, 1992;Hoffman, 2000). Hoffman (2000), who has written on the subject for over three decades, considers the ability to understand the feelings and viewpoints of others as a key factor in moral development.…”
Section: Moral Values and Empathymentioning
confidence: 92%
“…Aspy, 1972;Rogers, 1975;Ickes, 1997) and variously explained as a sense of shared understanding, which is central to human relationships but is exceedingly difficult to define and measure. Of particular interest is the work of Kozeki and Berghammer (1992) who distinguished between different levels of empathy, the highest of which they termed 'moral' or 'adaptive' empathy, which was closely associated with moral development and could be modelled by parents or teachers. It was particularly associated with a sense of long-term understanding and of responsibility for 'the other'.…”
Section: The Nature Of Empathymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Az impulzivitás és az empátia elgondolásunk szerint egymással ellentétes vonások: míg az impulzivitás-ban externalizáló magatartás valósul meg, az empátia belsô, mentális feldolgozást feltételez. A méltányosság mérlegeléséhez, morális megfontolásokhoz is közelebb áll (részletesebben l. Kozéki & Berghammer, 1992), a proszociális viselkedés egyik mediátora (Davis, 1994). Számos klasszikus vizsgálat szerint a nôk általában fejlettebb empátiás készséggel rendelkeznek, mint a férfiak, és ezt a kutatók a nôk hagyományos társadalmi szerepével hozzák összefüggésbe (Buda, 1980).…”
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“…These behaviours are characteristic of individuals who have lower than normal levels of empathy, as is often seen with individuals on the psychopathy spectrum (Ali, Amorim, & Chamorro-Premuzic, 2009). Kozéki and Berghammer (1992) have even proposed that empathy and impulsivity are contrasting concepts and may therefore be negatively correlated.…”
Section: Impulsivitymentioning
confidence: 99%