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Empathic arousal refers to an emotional Arousal that occurs when you feel some of another person's pain, fear, or anguish.

Example, when you feel the anguish of people in a typhoon

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Empathic concern refers to a measure of the extent to which an individual recognizes the needs of others and is concerned a

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Empathic listening refers to a style of listening of a person who cares primarily about the feelings of the speaker.

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Empathy refers to identification with or sharing of another's feelings, situation, or attitudes nad ist the attribution of one's personal feelings or attitudes to an external object.

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Empathy (Being Empathic) refers to the ability to have deep understanding toward a another. May be more important as a function of the stage of the counseling relationship. Classic definition developed by Carl Rogers. Both a critical attitude and an important skill for effective counseling.

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Empathy for another's feelings is when one person shows empathy for a wide range of feelings and anticipates the kinds of reactions that might really comfort someone else.

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Empathy for another's life conditions is when one person experiences empathy in understanding the life conditions or personal circumstances of a person or group.

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Empathy-altruism hypothesis refers to the idea that when we feel Empathy for a person, we will attempt to help him or her purely for altruistic reasons - that is, regardless of what

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