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Empathy- intellectual & emotional awareness and understanding of another person s thoughts, feelings, and behavior even that are distressing ... Sympathy- sharing another s feelings especially in sorrow or trouble through imaginative identification with the other s situation...
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2 Star Trek fans may remember the character of Deanna Troi, who had empathic abilities. Essentially, she could sense and feel the emotions of other people, not so much reading their minds, but reading their emotions, and feeling them. - ano...
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My friend and I went out the other night to a bar.While we were listening to the band I started looking at the facial and body expressions of the people on the dance floor. I began to imagine what they were feeling. The first person read mo...
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What's the difference between empathy and sympathy? ... View All Articles on: What's the difference between empathy and sympathy? ... Know something about What's the difference between empathy and sympathy?? We want to hear your view. Write now!
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I've been meaning to look up the difference between sympathy and empathy for a while now, but apparently there isn't one. Answers.com lists empathy as a synonym for sympathy and vice versa. If you ask Google, you'll most likely come across a site that contradicts itself when trying to point out the difference:
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Both empathy and sympathy are feelings concerning other people. Sympathy is literally 'feeling with' - compassion for or commiseration with another person. Empathy , by contrast, is literally 'feeling into' - the ability to project one's pe...
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Discussion Tagged: English, Replies: 7 ... To me, the big difference between empathy and sympathy is that the person who empathizes can feel the distress on a personal level, whereas sympathy is less personal.
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Empathy is being aware of, sensitive to, or understanding the feelings, experiences, or thoughts of other people without actually experiencing the same event and then being able to communicate those feelings to others. Having had the same ...
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