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Empathy is
generally described as the
ability to take on
another person's perspective, to understand, feel, and
possibly share and
respond to
their experience...
- The
empathising–systemising (E–S)
theory is a
theory on the
psychological basis of
autism and male–female
neurological differences originally put forward...
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moves me: Ann Sheetal". The
Times of India.
Retrieved 2
August 2019. "'I
empathised with Rosy'". The News
Indian Express. "Shane Nigam, Ann
Sheetal team up...
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overeducated underachiever going through a quarter-life crisis.
Knightley empathised with her character's dela****
maturity and
appreciated the film's telling...
- to "write [songs] that I
think she'll
relate to and
enjoy singing and
empathise with the
lyrics and make her own". When he
writes with Eilish, he tries...
- doors,
turned on lights, and
expanded horizons";
William Saroyan, who
empathised with Shaw as "the
embattled individualist against the philistines"; and...
- mind), the weak
central coherence theory, or the
extreme male
brain and
empathising–systemising theory.
Research exploring the
evolutionary benefits of autism...
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German inhabitants of the
occupied regions, some
Vietnamese soldiers would empathise with the
German people.
Official reports on the
French Occupation of the...
- them "oddly sympathetic... to
create tragic anti-heroes... to be pitied,
empathised with, even
rooted for. The
moment they
appear angry or petulant, the second...
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Kingdom would hold an
inquiry into the war.
Brown went to
great lengths to
empathise with
those who lost
family members in the Iraq and
Afghanistan conflicts...
