The empathy concept has central significance for social and personality psychology and in
many other domains, including neuroscience, clinical/abnormal psychology, and the health …

In this review, we call for a cross-cultural examination of mentalizing. To this end, we first
outline theoretical directions for understanding mentalizing in the context of the universalism …

In this paper we explore how simple auditory/verbal features of the spoken language, such
as voice characteristics (pitch) and language cues (empathy/humor expression) influence …

Empathy involves affective, cognitive, and emotion regulative components. The affective
component relies on the sharing of emotional states with others and is discussed here in …

Culture is part of an extensive series of feedback loops, which involve multiple organismic
levels including social contexts, cognitive mediations, neural processes, and behavior …

Interpersonal communication often involves sharing our feelings with others; complaining,
for example, aims to elicit empathy in listeners by vocally expressing a speaker's suffering …

From an evolutionary perspective, one should be more sensitive when outgroup members
attack the ingroup but less so when ingroup or outgroup members fight among themselves …

Background: Dignified care is one of the main objectives of holistic care. Furthermore,
paying attention to dignity as one of the fundamental rights of patients is extremely important …

Although empathy is the one of the factors most strongly associated with good
psychotherapy outcome, there is little research on how therapists become empathic. To …

Purpose Clinical empathy is the ability to understand the patient's situation, perspective,
feelings, and actions, based on the patient's perception, in a hel** or therapeutic way. This …