Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Empathy"

A: Ruinous Empathy™ is “nice” but ultimately unhelpful or even damaging. It's what happens when you care about someone personally, but fail to challenge them directly. It's praise that isn't specific enough to help the person understand what was good, or criticism that is sugar-coated and unclear.

A: Empathy means feeling what another person feels. If you feel sad, I can empathize with you (I can have empathy for you). I know how you feel because I have felt sad before.

A: "Feigning" means pretending, "empathy" is feeling others emotions. If a friend came to you crying, you might feel empathy for them and feel sad as well, even if the situation doesn't involve you. "Feigning empathy" would be pretending that you feel badly or happy(or whatever emotion they have) for or with them

A: @jennifer5203: putting your self in the shoes of the other person.

A: The teacher had good empathy with her students

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The students liked their teacher (and she liked them) and she had a good trusting relationship with them. The teacher listened to them and had time for them if they had problems and was very understanding

The adjective

The students all thought their teacher had a lot of empathy for them

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The students all thought their teacher was empathetic

A: She has empathy for her friend who hurt his foot.

Laura wishes she had more empathy for Tom.

Empathy is a healthy way to relate to other people who are in pain.

A: A leader needs to have empathy.
She's lack of empathy.
Please show your empathy.
Do you have empathy?

A: The policewoman showed empathy with others,
The nurse must have/show empathy towards her patients.

A: pain empathy* is like when you say かわいそだ

A: sympathy is when you hear somebody's hard luck story and you feel sorry for them you feel bad for them but empathy you put yourself into that person's shoes and imagine what it would be like to have that bad luck and then you can feel what that person's feeling

A: empathy and sympathy
Sympathy is acknowledging someone’s hardship and trying to provide comfort and assurance.
Empathy is relating to that person’s situation because you have had the same experience, or you can imagine yourself in their discomfort. Empathy requires more emotional involvement than sympathy.

A: Empathy is when you have been through the same experience that another is having, while sympathy is when you haven't experienced something another is going through, so you're kind of just feeling bad for them.

Example of sympathy:
Person 1- "I can't believe I lost the baby!"
Person 2- "It's okay, you'll be fine."

Example of empathy:
Person 1- "I can't believe I lost the baby!"
Person 2- "I've been through the experience before, we can work this out together."
(That was probably a bad example of empathy.)

A: sympathy
is feeling compassion, sorrow, or pity for the hardships that another person encounters,
empathy
is putting yourself in the shoes of another. It is ability to experience the feelings of another person.

A: Empathy is understanding. Compassion is doing something to help because you understand. Sympathy is feeling sorry for them.

A: I feel for you.

A: Schaue nach der Frage, um die Antwort zu sehen

A: That whole word/sentence means “showing empathy” correct?

A: You could say things like
I’m so sorry
I hope you feel better
I understand
Get well

A: I understand, yes I see, Of course, and then phrases like, that must be very difficult, for showing empathy.

A: It's natural!

A: Yes, you're right. If you say that two things are "mutually exclusive," it means they can't happen at the same time, or they can't both be true at the same time.

A: I think you could probably drop "for others", but it's still natural.

A: Empathy is the ability to feel/share emotions of people’s misfortune

An example would be if your friend said that their dog had died and you began to feel grief and sadness because you have also had experience with a pet dying

A: It's the ability to relate to others' feelings. :)