There is an ongoing debate on what constitute the core components necessary to define empathy. However, the three that are most often included in psychologists' definitions are affective, emotional contagion, and cognitive perspective-taking. Explain with suitable illustrations. (Answer in 150 words)
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Empathy refers to the ability to put oneself on others' place and understand their emotional makeup.
Core components of empathy
only when we go beyond our own rationalism and someone dedicated to alleviate others' pain we become affectively empathetic
(Eg:- when an elder woman came for a scheme benefits of a scheme and we need proper documents, we need to affectively understand her position & help her.
our thinking pattern should be imbibed means to match towards national means to do so (Eg.) through interpersonal (30 lexicographical one dust).
Empathy is amalgamation of all ingredients of affective, rational & cognitive dimensions. Thus, affective dimension. (Eg:- an old lady case needs emotional vulnerability) need to be helped, national means can be waged in to do so (30 lexicographical one dust)
Empathy lies on amalgamation of all ingredients of affective, rational & cognitive dimensions ati hide.
— Sudipa Dutta · AIR 41
- Clear identification of three core components of empathy
- Practical example of elderly woman and scheme benefits used effectively
- Attempts to explain affective and cognitive dimensions separately
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