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Showing 1 to 16 of 16 for “"Empathy levels"”.
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An Examination of Factors Related to the Cognitive and Affective Empathy Levels of Adjudicated Youth
… adolescents who commit crimes are lacking in empathy (e.g., Aleksic, 1975; Cohen & Strayer, 1996; Ellis, 1982; Gibbs, 1987; Marcus & Gray, 1998), thus, promoting empathy may be an avenue for prevention and rehabilitation. This study examined the levels of empathy of adjudicated youth in four …
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The impact of specialized treatment on the empathy levels of urban, low-income, third and fourth grade elementary school students
… the impact of specialized treatment on the empathy levels of urban, low-income, middle-aged elementary school students who attend a local neighborhood school. The data set consisted of the pre and posttest scores of 99 students who attend a single, small, urban, district school in a system …
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The effect of a planned instructional program on the empathy levels of registered nurses at a metropolitan hospital in Southern Louisiana
… physiological and emotional health perspective. Empathy allows the nurse to better understand the unique challenges faced by patients and implement strategies to address their concerns. The primary purpose of this study was to compare the level of empathy of registered nurses who received …
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Empathy and commitment to nursing of baccalaureate nursing students
… of this study concerned the relationship between empathy levels and levels of commitment to nursing in a group of baccalaureate degree nursing students. Literature was reviewed in relation to these concepts. The conceptual framework was formulated based on c. R. Rogers' (1951) concept of empathy …
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Examining the effect of Enneagram competence on empathy in college students.
… students' understanding of the Enneagram and empathy–their ability and motivation to understand and appropriately react to others and their experiences. Empathy is a component of morality that is associated with many prosocial behaviors that higher education hopes to develop in students. This …
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Examining the relationship between early childhood teacher empathy, poverty perceptions, and experiences with poverty
… study was to examine the relationships between empathy, poverty perceptions, and lived experiences of 156 early childhood educators. An online survey was utilized to gather data, with the results being applied to address the research questions. A correlation was conducted to determine if a …
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Empathy Among Nursing Undergraduates at a Chinese Private University
<p>Empathy is an indispensable professional quality in nursing. It correlates positively with the quality of caring, the nurse-patient relationship, patient satisfaction, and the outcomes of treatment. Understanding and cultivating empathy of nursing undergraduates has been one of the main focuses …
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Enhancement of Empathy Among Elementary School Children of Varying Cultural Backgrounds
… study investigates the influence of cultural empathy as a way to address the problems caused by multiculturalism. By applying an art intervention, the collective portrait, it is hypothesized that empathy levels will increase and help establish a collective identity. The instruments used …
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Increasing Empathy with Adults using Empathy Focused Art-Making Directives
… explored art making as a means of increasing empathy in adults. The researcher asked participants (n=23) to create three empathy-focused art activities along with reflective journal entries that were submitted online over the course of five weeks. Pre and posttest data was collected that …
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The Effects of College Diversity Education on Ethnocultural Empathy
<p>Gains in ethnocultural empathy are one way to establish positive changes in social attitudes. The goal of the present study was to assess changes in ethnocultural empathy among students in a wide range of diversity courses. Preliminary data was collected from two groups of undergraduate students …
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Assessment of Differences in the Balanced Emotional Empathy among Beginning, Practicum and Graduating Students in a Counselor Education Program
… analysis that investigated balanced emotional empathy differences among master's degree counseling students as they progressed through and graduated from a CACREP approved counselor education program.</p><p> The data was gathered through the assessment of the balanced emotional empathy levels …
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Embodiment and its Effects. How Creativity, Perception and Sensory Processing Sensitivity Link with Empathy and Theory of Mind Mechanisms
… processing sensitivity (SPS) in relation to levels of empathy and theory of mind (ToM). Research into this is sparse as the role of the body in relation to aesthetic experiences is a relatively new concept. Preference for portraits versus landscapes was also investigated to look at any role …
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Can the empathic underpinning of counselling psychologists detect gelotophobic responses to expressions of joy above non-counselling psychologists and psychology others?
… of counselling psychology afforded greater empathy and was a predictive factor in correctly identifying facial affect. This study was a quasi-experimental design employing a quantitative method. Participants (N = 144) consisted of counselling psychologists (CP) (n = 44), non-psychologists …
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Influences of Empathy in Children: Contextual Creation of Media and Parental Messages
Empathy is an important aspect of moral development and its presence in children has been shown to relate to empathy levels in later life, as well as pro-social behavior (Thompson & Newton, 2010). There are many external influences that impact a child’s moral and empathic development, including …
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The Development and Evaluation of an Empathy Intervention for Nursing Students: Using the Medical Research Council Framework
… Any caring relationship needs empathy, but it's especially important for providing high-quality nursing care. However, previous health and social care reports have revealed severe failings in patient care in the NHS and called for a culture change to include more empathetic …
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Show Horse Welfare
… be a factor of assessment. Overall respondent empathy levels were moderate to high and were positively correlated to the belief that mental and behavioral metrics should be a factor of assessing horse welfare. Participants had the greatest concern about horse welfare for the saddle-type horse …