How to empathize

From Crossing the Sacred Sea [Cruzando el mar sagrado] by Nathan A. Strait

  1. () Why we should be curious about each other [d]
  2. () Empathy, meaning, and the human brain [i] [d]
  3. () Empathy and the value of humane understanding [d]
  4. () The book of minds: how to understand ourselves and other beings, from animals to AI to aliens [i]
  5. () Can we learn empathy?: an integrative framework with fifteen suggestions [u]
  6. () A sociology of empathy and shared understandings: contextualizing beliefs and attitudes on why people use opioids [d]
  7. () I never thought of it that way: how to have fearlessly curious conversations in dangerously divided times [i]
  8. () The relationship between BPD disassociation and gaslighting: how memory gaps may affect relationships for people with BPD [borderline personality disorder] [u]
  9. () Humble and apologetic?: predicting apology quality with intellectual and general humility [d]
  10. () Practice hard empathy [i]
  11. () 'Leave Britney alone!': parasocial relationships and empathy [p] [d]
  12. () Cognitive empathy [as a criterion for evaluating social field research] [i] [j]
  13. () What is your empathy scale not measuring?: the convergent, discriminant, and predictive validity of five empathy scales [p] [d]
  14. () The optimal application of empathy interventions to reduce antisocial behaviour and crime: a review of the literature [d]
  15. () Humble: free yourself from the traps of a narcissistic world [i]
  16. () Empathy with vicious perspectives?: a puzzle about the moral limits of empathetic imagination [d]
  17. () Document-based historical role-playing as a tool to promote empathy and structural understanding in historical memory education [i] [d]
  18. () The experience of empathy in everyday life [p] [d] [u]
  19. () Brain development and physical aggression: how a small gender difference grows into a violence problem [d]
  20. () Responsiveness, the relationship, and the working alliance in psychotherapy [i] [d] [j]
  21. () Seeing the other side?: perspective-taking and reflective political judgements in interpersonal deliberation [d]
  22. () Empathy in improvisation [i] [d]
  23. () Empathy and common ground [d]
  24. () The neuroscience of empathy and compassion in pro-social behavior [p] [d]
  25. () The empathy diaries: a memoir [i]
  26. Jeanne C. Watson & Hadas Wiseman [ed] () The responsive psychotherapist: attuning to clients in the moment [i] [d] [j]
  27. () The key to inclusive leadership [u]
  28. () When differences matter: rTMS/fMRI reveals how differences in dispositional empathy translate to distinct neural underpinnings of self–other distinction in empathy [p] [d]
  29. () The role of animal cognition in human–wildlife interactions [p] [d]
  30. () Moral migration: desires to become more empathic predict changes in moral foundations [d]
  31. () Empathetic understanding and deliberative democracy [d]
  32. () Survival of the friendliest: understanding our origins and rediscovering our common humanity [i]
  33. () Una vez fui tú: mi vida entre el amor y el odio en los Estados Unidos [i]
  34. () Normal: one kid's extraordinary journey [i]
  35. () Moral 'foundations' as the product of motivated social cognition: empathy and other psychological underpinnings of ideological divergence in 'individualizing' and 'binding' concerns [p] [d]
  36. () How to raise kids who really listen and empathize with others [u]
  37. () The empathic foundations of security dilemma de-escalation [d]
  38. () How concepts of love can inform empathy and conciliation in intercultural community music contexts [d]
  39. () Empathy in the service of intra- and interpersonal peace [i] [d]
  40. () Empathy as research methodology [i] [d]
  41. () Music as dialogic space in the promotion of peace, empathy and social inclusion [d]
  42. () Global human identification and citizenship: a review of psychological studies [d]
  43. () Moral transformation and duties of beneficence [d]
  44. () A typology of empathy and its many moral forms [d]
  45. () Where opinions come from [i] [d]
  46. () Mindfulness, alexithymia, and empathy moderate relations between trait aggression and antisocial personality disorder traits [d]
  47. () The war for kindness: building empathy in a fractured world [i]
  48. () One-to-one fellow feeling, universal identification and oneness, and group solidarities [i] [d] [j]
  49. () See ideology as cognitive and not just political [u]
  50. () Interpersonal harm aversion as a necessary foundation for morality: a developmental neuroscience perspective [p] [d]
  51. Laura Desirèe Di Paolo, Fabio Di Vincenzo, & Francesca De Petrillo [ed] () Evolution of primate social cognition [i] [d]
  52. () Creating things that matter: the art & science of innovations that last [i]
  53. () Standing at the edge: finding freedom where fear and courage meet [i]
  54. () How to practice bearing witness [u]
  55. () Leading with dignity: how to create a culture that brings out the best in people [i] [d] [j]
  56. () Don't be cruel: the significance of cruelty in the current meat-debate [i] [d]
  57. () Training in tenderness: Buddhist teachings on tsewa, the radical openness of heart that can change the world [i]
  58. () Social media is destroying your capacity for empathy [i]
  59. () Empathy: a history [i] [d] [j]
  60. () Nurturant love and caregiving emotions [i] [d]
  61. () Well-being as value fulfillment: how we can help each other to live well [i] [d]
  62. () Two notions of empathy and oneness [i] [d] [j]
  63. () Empathy, challenge, and psychophysiological activation in therapist–client interaction [p] [d]
  64. (/2019) Dewey, Addams, and design thinking: pragmatist feminist innovation for democratic change [i] [d]
  65. Debra L. Worthington & Graham D. Bodie [ed] () The sourcebook of listening research: methodology and measures [i] [d]
  66. () Geographic variation in empathy: a state-level analysis [d]
  67. () Building a meaningful social world between human and companion animals through empathy [i] [d]
  68. () Delusions: a project in understanding [i] [d]
  69. () A practical guide to cultivating therapeutic presence [i] [d]
  70. () 'I think, you think': understanding the importance of self-reflection to the taking of another person's perspective [d]
  71. () The special challenges of psychotherapy with persons with psychosis: intersubjective metacognitive model of agreement and shared meaning [p] [d]
  72. () The development of empathic perspective-taking in an engineering ethics course [d]
  73. () Deciphering the modulatory role of oxytocin in human altruism [p] [d]
  74. () The radical impact of experiencing on psychotherapy theory: an examination of two kinds of crossings [d]
  75. () Self-simulation and empathy [i] [d]
  76. Heidi Lene Maibom [ed] () The Routledge handbook of philosophy of empathy [i] [d]
  77. () The interpersonal functions of empathy: a relational perspective [d]
  78. () Developing empathy: a biopsychosocial approach to understanding compassion for therapists and parents [i] [d]
  79. () Empathy, design and care—intention, knowledge and intuition: the example of Alvar Aalto [i] [d]
  80. Neil Roughley & Thomas Schramme [ed] () Forms of fellow feeling: empathy, sympathy, concern and moral agency [i] [d]
  81. Emma M. Seppälä, Emiliana Simon-Thomas, Stephanie L. Brown, Monica C. Worline, C. Daryl Cameron, & James R. Doty [ed] () The Oxford handbook of compassion science [i] [d]
  82. () Appropriate responsiveness as a contribution to therapist effects [i] [d]
  83. () A methodology of loving kindness: how interpersonal neurobiology, compassion and transference can inform researcher–participant encounters and storytelling [d]
  84. () What a fish knows: the inner lives of our underwater cousins [i]
  85. () What virtue argumentation theory misses: the case of compathetic argumentation [d]
  86. () Empathy: 'the good, the bad and the ugly' [i] [d]
  87. () Defusing an emotionally charged conversation with a colleague [u]
  88. () Moral attention: a comparative philosophical study [d]
  89. () Emotions in conflict: inhibitors and facilitators of peace making [i] [d]
  90. () Metatherapeutic processing as a change-based therapeutic immediacy task: building an initial process model using a task-analytic research strategy [d]
  91. () Learning to feel like a scientist [d]
  92. () How to teach fundamental communication skills [i] [d]
  93. () Empathizer-in-chief: the promotion and performance of empathy in the speeches of Barack Obama [u]
  94. () Relationship power in health care: science of behavior change, decision making, and clinician self-care [i] [d]
  95. () Negotiating the impossible: how to break deadlocks and resolve ugly conflicts (without money or muscle) [i]
  96. () Run, Spot, run: the ethics of keeping pets [i] [d]
  97. () Each of us contains the other: James Baldwin's steadfast morality [u]
  98. Michał Piotr Prȩgowski [ed] () Companion animals in everyday life: situating human–animal engagement within cultures [i] [d]
  99. () 'A cat-sized hole in my heart': public perceptions of companion animal adoption in the USA [i] [d]
  100. () When strangers meet: how people you don't know can transform you [i]
  101. () Never split the difference: negotiating as if your life depended on it [i]
  102. () Are we smart enough to know how smart animals are? [i]
  103. () Thinking about you: perspective taking, perceived restraint, and performance [i] [d]
  104. () The anatomy of suffering: understanding the relationship between nociceptive and empathic pain [p] [d]
  105. Ronald E. Anderson [ed] () World suffering and quality of life [i] [d]
  106. () The relationship inventory: a complete resource and guide [i] [d]
  107. () The nurture effect: how the science of human behavior can improve our lives and our world [i]
  108. () Empathic accuracy and aggression in couples: individual and dyadic links [p] [d]
  109. () Empathy and prosocial behavior [i] [d]
  110. () A duet for one [p] [d]
  111. () Seven life lessons from humanistic behaviorism: how to bring the best out of yourself and others [d]
  112. () Entangled empathy: an alternative ethic for our relationships with animals [i]
  113. () 'Chickens are a lot smarter than I originally thought': changes in student attitudes to chickens following a chicken training class [p] [d]
  114. () Clinical trainees' personal history of suicidality and the effects on attitudes towards suicidal patients [u]
  115. () 10 tips for reducing anger [u]
  116. () Intellectual empathy: critical thinking for social justice [i] [d]
  117. () More than reflections: empathy in motivational interviewing includes language style synchrony between therapist and client [p] [d]
  118. () Intensifying attachment-related sadness and decreasing anger intensity among individuals suffering from unresolved anger: the role of relational reframe followed by empty-chair interventions [d]
  119. David A. Schroeder & William G. Graziano [ed] () The Oxford handbook of prosocial behavior [i] [d]
  120. Emily Weiss, Heather Mohan-Gibbons, & Stephen Zawistowski [ed] () Animal behavior for shelter veterinarians and staff [i] [d]
  121. () Addressing empathic failures [d]
  122. () Behind the mirror: reflective listening and its tain in the work of Carl Rogers [d]
  123. Roy A. Bean, Sean D. Davis, & Maureen P. Davey [ed] () Clinical supervision activities for increasing competence and self-awareness [i]
  124. () Hanging in: strategies for teaching the students who challenge us most [i]
  125. () When nature and nurture collide: early childhood trauma, adult crime, and the limits of criminal law [i]
  126. () I'm sorry about the rain!: superfluous apologies demonstrate empathic concern and increase trust [d]
  127. () Sentience and animal welfare [i] [d]
  128. () Do biological explanations of psychological difficulties reduce empathy in mental health professionals? [u]
  129. () Bodily selves in relation: embodied simulation as second-person perspective on intersubjectivity [p] [d]
  130. () Visiting or house-swapping? Arendt and Jaspers on empathy, enlarged mentality and the space between [d]
  131. () Are empathic abilities learnable?: implications for social neuroscientific research from psychometric assessments [d]
  132. () Supportive communication [i] [d]
  133. () The anger fallacy workbook: practical exercises for overcoming irritation, frustration and anger [i]
  134. () Empathic practices in client-centred psychotherapies: displaying understanding and affiliation with clients [i] [d]
  135. () The good life: wellbeing and the new science of altruism, selfishness and immorality [i] [d]
  136. () Relating anatomical and social connectivity: white matter microstructure predicts emotional empathy [d]
  137. () The fog of peace: human face of conflict resolution [i] [d]
  138. () Mindfulness for health care professionals and therapists in training [i] [d]
  139. () What do we gain by calling something bad art? [u]
  140. () Beyond reason and tolerance: the purpose and practice of higher education [i] [d]
  141. () The role of empathy in promoting change [p] [d]
  142. () Prosody and empathic communication in psychotherapy interaction [p] [d]
  143. () Can a White person understand the Black experience? [u]
  144. () Spatiotemporal neural dynamics of moral judgment: a high-density ERP study [p] [d]
  145. () Hedgehogs in therapy: empathy and insecure attachment in emotion-focused therapy [d]
  146. () Sticks and stones: the new problem of bullying and how to solve it [i]
  147. Marc Bekoff [ed] () Ignoring nature no more: the case for compassionate conservation [i] [d]
  148. () Overlap your stories [u]
  149. () Ethical maturity in the helping professions: making difficult life and work decisions [i]
  150. () Constructing memory, imagination, and empathy: a cognitive neuroscience perspective [p] [d]
  151. () Expressive therapy as a treatment preference for Aboriginal trauma [u]
  152. () Anthropological perspectives on ignoring nature [i] [d]
  153. () The anger fallacy: uncovering the irrationality of the angry mindset [i]
  154. () Meditative dialogue: cultivating compassion and empathy with survivors of complex childhood trauma [d]
  155. () Zoo animal welfare [i] [d]
  156. () Perspective-taking and outgroup helping: the moderating role of warmth impression and outgroup status [d]
  157. () Is low therapist empathy toxic? [p] [d]
  158. () What doctors feel: how emotions affect the practice of medicine [i]
  159. () Toward a cross-species understanding of empathy [p] [d]
  160. (/2015) Altruism: the power of compassion to change yourself and the world [i]
  161. () Assessing empathy in Salvadoran high-risk and gang-involved adolescents and young adults: a Spanish validation of the Basic Empathy Scale [d]
  162. () Venturing beyond the tyranny of small differences: the animal protection movement, conservation, and environmental education [i] [d]
  163. () Under a watchful eye: self, power, and intimacy in Amazonia [i] [d] [j]
  164. () Compassion training alters altruism and neural responses to suffering [p] [d]
  165. Abraham W. Wolf, Marvin R. Goldfried, & J. Christopher Muran [ed] () Transforming negative reactions to clients: from frustration to compassion [i] [d]
  166. () Empathy in intergroup dialogues [i] [j]
  167. () The life and love of cats [i]
  168. () Deeply contacting the inner world of another: practicing empathy in values-based negotiation role plays [u]
  169. () Distinct roles of the 'shared pain' and 'theory of mind' networks in processing others' emotional suffering [p] [d]
  170. () The ethics of argumentation [d] [u]
  171. (/2021) Good thinking: seven powerful ideas that influence the way we think [i] [d]
  172. () Putting together phylogenetic and ontogenetic perspectives on empathy [d]
  173. () Buddhist individuals and inward empathy [i]
  174. () The moral dyad: a fundamental template unifying moral judgment [p] [d]
  175. () Improving empathy of physicians through guided reflective writing [d]
  176. () Predictors of violence and delinquency among high risk youth and youth gang members in San Salvador, El Salvador [d]
  177. () Forgiveness and love [i]
  178. () The development of emotional intelligence: a case study [i] [d]
  179. () Tough guys and true believers: managing authoritarian men in the psychotherapy room [i] [d]
  180. () Linking mechanisms: emotional contagion, empathy, and imagery [d]
  181. Chris Blazina, Güler Boyraz, & David S. Shen-Miller [ed] () Psychology of the human–animal bond: a resource for clinicians and researchers [i] [d]
  182. () Don't advocate from a position of hate [or anger/aggression] [u]
  183. () Cultural influences on neural basis of intergroup empathy [d]
  184. () Us and them: intergroup failures of empathy [d]
  185. () Being with [d]
  186. () To walk in their shoes: the problem of missing, misunderstood, and misrepresented context in judging criminal confessions [u]
  187. () We are all learning here: cycles of research and application in adult development [i] [d]
  188. () Education for animal welfare [i] [d]
  189. () Empathy [p] [d]
  190. () Exchanging social positions: enhancing perspective taking within a cooperative problem solving task [d]
  191. () The science of trust: emotional attunement for couples [i]
  192. () Ethics and animals: an introduction [i] [d]
  193. () The structure of empathy in social work practice [d]
  194. () Meta-analytic evidence for common and distinct neural networks associated with directly experienced pain and empathy for pain [d]
  195. () Developing together: parents meeting children's developmental imperatives [d]
  196. () What Tashi taught me: 'petagogy' and the education of emotions [u]
  197. () A framework for cultivating and increasing child welfare workers' empathy toward parents [d]
  198. () Experiences of shame and empathy in violent and non-violent young offenders [d]
  199. () Stability of empathy among undergraduate medical students: a longitudinal study at one UK medical school [d]
  200. () Moral psychology is relationship regulation: moral motives for unity, hierarchy, equality, and proportionality [d]
  201. () Linguistic style matching in crisis negotiations: a comparative analysis of suicidal and surrender outcomes [d]
  202. () The moral foundation of economic behavior [i]
  203. () Empathy-conditioned conservation: 'walking in the shoes of others' as a conservation farmer [d]
  204. () Attachment and the management of empathic accuracy in relationship-threatening situations [d]
  205. () Achieving forgiveness and trust in postconflict societies: the importance of self-disclosure and empathy [i] [d]
  206. () 'Don't leave me hanging': homeless mothers' perceptions of service providers [d]
  207. () The brain is wider than the sky: analogy, emotion, and allegory [d]
  208. () Look at the human being in front of you who's hurting: clients with a borderline personality disorder diagnosis describe their experiences of discriminatory and helpful behaviour from health professionals [o] [u]
  209. () Why emotions matter: expectancy violation and affective response mediate the emotional victim effect [d]
  210. () Second nature: the inner lives of animals [i]
  211. () Reflections on student journals and teaching about inequality [d]
  212. () The doctor as performer: a proposal for change based on a performance studies paradigm [p] [d]
  213. () Multidimensional assessment of empathic abilities: neural correlates and gender differences [d]
  214. () Some unintended consequences of job design [d]
  215. () Social development as preference management: how infants, children, and parents get what they want from one another [i] [d]
  216. () Selfish or selfless?: the role of empathy in economics [p] [d]
  217. () How do we empathize with someone who is not like us?: a functional magnetic resonance imaging study [d]
  218. () Empathy and error processing [d]
  219. () What is it like to be someone else? [d]
  220. () Perspective-taking as an organizational capability [d] [j]
  221. () Saliency, switching, attention and control: a network model of insula function [d]
  222. () Empathy and democracy: feeling, thinking, and deliberation [i] [j]
  223. () The abiding nature of empathic connections: a 10-year follow-up study [d]
  224. () Empathy, perspective taking and personal values as predictors of moral schemas [d]
  225. () Moral complexity: the fatal attraction of truthiness and the importance of mature moral functioning [p] [d] [j] [u]
  226. () Boundaries or mutuality in therapy: is mutuality really possible or is therapy doomed from the start? [d]
  227. () On dogs and dying: inspirational stories from hospice hounds [i]
  228. () Emotional intelligence: toward a consensus of models and measures [d]
  229. () 'We share the same biology...': cultivating cross-cultural empathy and global ethics through multilingualism [d]
  230. () Born for love: why empathy is essential—and endangered [i]
  231. () Ethical brains [and moral objectivity via empathic needs-based consequentialism] [i] [d] [j]
  232. () The virtues of cultural resonance, competence, and relational collaboration with Native American Indian communities: a synthesis of the counseling and psychotherapy literature [d]
  233. () Using empathy to improve intergroup attitudes and relations [d]
  234. () Empathy and altruism [i] [d]
  235. () Wild justice: the moral lives of animals [i] [d]
  236. () The problems with blaming [i] [u]
  237. () Never being able to say you're sorry: barriers to apology by leaders in group conflicts [u]
  238. Jean Decety & William Ickes [ed] () The social neuroscience of empathy [i] [d]
  239. () Mutual empathy: a means of improving the quality of emergency health care services rendered to marginalized, addicted individuals [i]
  240. () Shared reality: experiencing commonality with others' inner states about the world [p] [d] [j]
  241. () The many faces of empathy in experiential, person-centered, collaborative assessment [d]
  242. (/2016) A common ingroup identity: categorization, identity, and intergroup relations [i] [d]
  243. () Actors are skilled in theory of mind but not empathy [d]
  244. () Preventing vicarious traumatization of mental health therapists: identifying protective practices [p] [d]
  245. () Mothers and others: the evolutionary origins of mutual understanding [i] [j]
  246. () Empathic accuracy: its links to clinical, cognitive, developmental, social, and physiological psychology [i] [d]
  247. (/2018) Relational-cultural therapy [i] [d]
  248. () Wandering souls: journeys with the dead and the living in Viet Nam [i]
  249. () Association of an educational program in mindful communication with burnout, empathy, and attitudes among primary care physicians [d]
  250. () Heresies of the heart: developing emotional wisdom [i]
  251. () The process of personal change through reading fictional narratives: implications for psychotherapy practice and theory [d]
  252. () Emotion and conflict: how human rights can dignify emotion and help us wage good conflict [i]
  253. () Cognitive bias as an indicator of animal emotion and welfare: emerging evidence and underlying mechanisms [d]
  254. () The art of comforting [d]
  255. () Wired to care: how companies prosper when they create widespread empathy [i]
  256. () Neurobiology of empathy and callousness: implications for the development of antisocial behavior [d]
  257. () Coping through emotional approach: emerging evidence for the utility of processing and expressing emotions in responding to stressors [i] [d]
  258. () Transforming 'apathy into movement': the role of prosocial emotions in motivating action for social change [d]
  259. () The empathy gap: building bridges to the good life and the good society [i]
  260. () Understanding others' actions and goals by mirror and mentalizing systems: a meta-analysis [d]
  261. () What's wrong with empathy? [u]
  262. () Mirroring and attunement: self realization in psychoanalysis and art [i]
  263. () The zen of helping: spiritual principles for mindful and open-hearted practice [i]
  264. () Know yourself and you shall know the other... to a certain extent: multiple paths of influence of self-reflection on mindreading [p] [d]
  265. () Empathy-related and prosocial responding: conceptions and correlates during development [i]
  266. () Not so innocent: does seeing one's own capability for wrongdoing predict forgiveness? [p] [d]
  267. () Power, distress, and compassion: turning a blind eye to the suffering of others [d]
  268. () Resisting individualism, advocating solidarity [i]
  269. () The function of fiction is the abstraction and simulation of social experience [p] [d] [j] [u]
  270. () Becoming a resonant leader: develop your emotional intelligence, renew your relationships, sustain your effectiveness [i]
  271. () Karma-Yoga: the Indian work ideal and its relationship with empathy [d]
  272. () Overcoming empathy-induced partiality: two rules of thumb [d]
  273. () Expressing the unexpressed: self-disclosure as interactional achievement in the psychotherapy session [p]
  274. () Inclusive cultural empathy: making relationships central in counseling and psychotherapy [i] [d]
  275. () The edge of awareness: Gendlin's contribution to explorations of implicit experience [d]
  276. () How we see ourselves and how we see others [p] [d] [j]
  277. () Linguistic indicators of suicidality in crisis negotiations [d]
  278. () ENGAGE: a blueprint for incorporating social skills training into daily academic instruction [d]
  279. () The relation between value priorities and proneness to guilt, shame, and empathy [d]
  280. () Empathy fatigue: healing the mind, body, and spirit of professional counselors [i]
  281. () From organizational meaning through splitting to organizational meaning through integration: healing the great divide [o]
  282. () Mindfulness: the present moment in clinical social work [d]
  283. () Rituals of verification: the role of simulation in developing and evaluating empathic communication [d]
  284. () Medical students' perceptions of the poor: what impact can medical education have? [p] [d]
  285. () A response to Lynn Preston's explication of implicit experience in the work of Eugene Gendlin: an appreciation [d]
  286. () Dramatic insights: a report of the effects of a dramatic production on the learning of student nurses during their mental health course component [d]
  287. () What's in view for toddlers?: using a head camera to study visual experience [d]
  288. () Empathic relational bonds and personal agency in psychotherapy: implications for psychotherapy supervision, practice, and research [p] [d]
  289. () Assessment of positive emotions in animals to improve their welfare [p] [d]
  290. Stein Bråten [ed] () On being moved: from mirror neurons to empathy [i] [d]
  291. () Medical students' attitudes toward underserved patients: a longitudinal comparison of problem-based and traditional medical curricula [d]
  292. () The empathic brain and its dysfunction in psychiatric populations: implications for intervention across different clinical conditions [d]
  293. () Crimes of punishment: America's culture of violence [i]
  294. () The real wealth of nations: creating a caring economics [i]
  295. () Re-examining empathy: a relational-feminist point of view [p] [d] [j]
  296. () Pathways to embodied empathy and reconciliation after atrocity: former boy soldiers in a dance/movement therapy group in Sierra Leone [d]
  297. () Processing of observed pupil size modulates perception of sadness and predicts empathy [d]
  298. () Knowing what others know, feeling what others feel: a controlled study of empathy in psychotherapists [p] [d]
  299. () Experience sampling method: measuring the quality of everyday life [i] [d]
  300. () Attention for emotional faces under restricted awareness revisited: do emotional faces automatically attract attention? [d]
  301. (/2009) Trauma stewardship: an everyday guide to caring for self while caring for others [i]
  302. () The scarecrow and the tin man: the vicissitudes of human sympathy and caring [d]
  303. () How to improve your marriage without talking about it: finding love beyond words [i]
  304. (/2015) What therapists say and why they say it: effective therapeutic responses and techniques [i] [d]
  305. (/2011) Counselling skills: a practical guide for counsellors and helping professionals [i]
  306. () 'Like me': a foundation for social cognition [d]
  307. () The ethics of care and empathy [i] [d]
  308. () Social exclusion decreases prosocial behavior [d]
  309. () The unshuttered heart: opening to aliveness/deadness in the self [i]
  310. () Carl Rogers and the larger context of therapeutic thought [p] [d]
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  315. () Is pain the price of empathy?: the perception of others' pain in patients with congenital insensitivity to pain [d]
  316. () Empathy examined through the neural mechanisms involved in imagining how I feel versus how you feel pain [p] [d]
  317. () Reflection on the universal nature of vulnerability [p] [d]
  318. () Can you feel me now?: worldview, empathy, and racial identity in a therapy dyad [d]
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  326. () Understanding process from within: an argument for 'withness'-thinking [d]
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  332. () Similarity and nurturance: two possible sources of empathy for strangers [d]
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  338. () A relational-cultural model: healing through mutual empathy [p] [d]
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  343. Everett L. Worthington [ed] () Handbook of forgiveness [i]
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  345. () The power of the actor: the Chubbuck technique [i]
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  349. () Perspective taking as egocentric anchoring and adjustment [d]
  350. () Emotional dynamics in restorative conferences [d]
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  352. () Individual differences in emotional complexity: their psychological implications [p] [d]
  353. Steve F. Sapontzis [ed] () Food for thought: the debate over eating meat [i]
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  363. () A human being died that night: a South African story of forgiveness [i]
  364. () Identifying signals of suffering by linking verbal and facial cues [p] [d]
  365. () Listening: a framework for teaching across differences [i]
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  367. () Moving personal construct psychology to politics: understanding the voices with which we disagree [i] [d]
  368. () Altruism is a primary impulse, not a discipline [d]
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  372. () A preliminary survey of counseling psychologists' personal experiences with depression and treatment [d]
  373. () The ten trusts: what we must do to care for the animals we love [i]
  374. (/2015) Emotion-focused therapy: coaching clients to work through their feelings [i] [d]
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  379. () Victim and offender accounts of interpersonal conflict: autobiographical narratives of forgiveness and unforgiveness [d]
  380. () The empathic healer: an endangered species? [i] [d]
  381. () Narrative medicine: a model for empathy, reflection, profession, and trust [d]
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  388. () Student attitudes toward wellness, empathy, and spirituality in the curriculum [p] [d]
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  394. () Social influence, empathy, and prosocial behavior in cross-cultural perspective [i]
  395. () The structure of environmental concern: concern for self, other people, and the biosphere [d]
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  398. () The heart of grief: death and the search for lasting love [i]
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  416. () Empathic-cognitive development in students of counseling [d]
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  418. () Connecting life-course challenges of caring with the college curriculum [d]
  419. () The role of empathy in improving intergroup relations [d]
  420. () Difficult conversations: how to discuss what matters most [i]
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  422. () Developing balanced sensitivity: practical Buddhist exercises for daily life [i] [u]
  423. Jane Bybee [ed] () Guilt and children [i] [d]
  424. () Reconciliation and the role of empathy [o]
  425. () Varieties of empathy-based guilt [i] [d]
  426. () Rethinking feminist ethics: care, trust and empathy [and dialogue] [i] [d]
  427. () Empathy, shame, guilt, and narratives of interpersonal conflicts: guilt-prone people are better at perspective taking [d]
  428. () Pride, shame and empathy among peers: community conferencing as transformative justice in education [i]
  429. () Solidarity and suffering: toward a politics of relationality [i]
  430. () Empathic: a postmodern way of being? [i]
  431. () The heart of being helpful: empathy and the creation of a healing presence [i]
  432. () When things fall apart: heart advice for difficult times [i]
  433. () Reinterpreting the empathy–altruism relationship: when one into one equals oneness [d]
  434. () Emotional unavailability: recognizing it, understanding it, and avoiding its trap [i]
  435. () Be the person you want to find: relationship and self-discovery [i]
  436. William Ickes [ed] () Empathic accuracy [i]
  437. () Personality correlates of homophobia [d]
  438. () Merger and unconditional love as transformative experiences [i] [d]
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  440. () The healing connection: how women form relationships in therapy and in life [i]
  441. () From empathy to community [o]
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  443. () Teaching tolerance: raising open-minded, empathetic children [i]
  444. () Depth-oriented brief therapy: how to be brief when you were trained to be deep—and vice versa [i]
  445. () Rogerian rhetoric: ethical growth through alternative forms of argumentation [i] [u]
  446. () The power of empathic exploration: a process-experiential/gestalt perspective on the case of Jim Brown [i]
  447. () Cultivating the mind of love: the practice of looking deeply in the Mahayana Buddhist tradition [i]
  448. () Community feeling, empathy, and intersubjectivity: a phenomenological framework [o] [u]
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  450. () Psychotherapy and the ethics of attention [p] [d] [j]
  451. () The tension between empathy and assertiveness [d]
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  453. Hugh Rosen & Kevin T. Kuehlwein [ed] () Constructing realities: meaning-making perspectives for psychotherapists [i]
  454. () Empathy and the collective good: caring for one of the others in a social dilemma [d]
  455. () Tenderness and steadiness: emotions in medical practice [p] [d]
  456. () Thinking in pictures: and other reports from my life with autism [i]
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  463. () Divergent realities: the emotional lives of mothers, fathers, and adolescents [i]
  464. () Sociality and optimal functioning [d]
  465. () Empathy and listening skills: a developmental perspective on learning to listen [i]
  466. () Empathy as a cognitive inhibitor of interpersonal aggression [d]
  467. () The caring physician: balancing the three Es: effectiveness, efficiency, and empathy [i]
  468. () The tribe of tiger: cats and their culture [i]
  469. (/2019) Stress and animal welfare: key issues in the biology of humans and other animals [i] [d]
  470. () Managing differences in conflict resolution: the role of relational empathy [i]
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  476. () The art and practice of compassion & empathy [i]
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