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True/False: Distinguish empathy from sympathy.

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Empathy vs SympathyOnline version True/False: Distinguish empathy from sympathy. by Sheena 1 Sympathy requires you to fully experience the other person’s emotions as your own. Yes No 2 Active listening and validating emotions are common empathy techniques. Yes No 3 Empathy cannot be learned and is purely innate. Yes No 4 Empathy has cognitive and affective components, such as perspective-taking and emotional resonance. Yes No 5 Empathy involves understanding and sharing another person’s feelings. Yes No 6 Empathy and sympathy are exactly the same in practice. Yes No 7 You can show empathy without agreeing with the other person’s viewpoint. Yes No 8 Sympathy always resolves distress more effectively than empathy in every situation. Yes No 9 Sympathy is feeling concern or pity for someone without necessarily sharing their emotions. Yes No 10 To show empathy you must always agree with the other person’s situation. Yes No

Empathy vs SympathyOnline version

True/False: Distinguish empathy from sympathy.

by Sheena

Sympathy requires you to fully experience the other person’s emotions as your own.

Yes

Active listening and validating emotions are common empathy techniques.

Yes

Empathy cannot be learned and is purely innate.

Yes

Empathy has cognitive and affective components, such as perspective-taking and emotional resonance.

Yes

Empathy involves understanding and sharing another person’s feelings.

Yes

Empathy and sympathy are exactly the same in practice.

Yes

You can show empathy without agreeing with the other person’s viewpoint.

Yes

Sympathy always resolves distress more effectively than empathy in every situation.

Yes

Sympathy is feeling concern or pity for someone without necessarily sharing their emotions.

Yes

To show empathy you must always agree with the other person’s situation.

Yes

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

Empathy vs Sympathy

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Empathy vs SympathyOnline version

by Sheena

Sympathy requires you to fully experience the other person’s emotions as your own.

Active listening and validating emotions are common empathy techniques.

Empathy cannot be learned and is purely innate.

Empathy has cognitive and affective components, such as perspective-taking and emotional resonance.

Empathy involves understanding and sharing another person’s feelings.

Empathy and sympathy are exactly the same in practice.

You can show empathy without agreeing with the other person’s viewpoint.

Sympathy always resolves distress more effectively than empathy in every situation.

Sympathy is feeling concern or pity for someone without necessarily sharing their emotions.

To show empathy you must always agree with the other person’s situation.

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