by SoP | Feb 5, 2021 | News, Science of Mental Health |
Teaching children in a way that encourages them to empathise with others measurably improves their creativity, and could potentially lead to several other beneficial learning outcomes, new research suggests. We clearly awakened something in these pupils by encouraging...
by SoP | May 26, 2017 | News |
A Kingston University postgraduate research student has produced a study that examines the effects of reading and watching television on social behaviour – concluding that literature lovers have the edge over their remote control-loving counterparts when it...
by SoP | Nov 27, 2013 | Magazine |
Robert Moss Big Question “Can Empathy Be Taught?” For anyone who has done clinical supervision of graduate students, there is no doubt that there are wide variations in the “natural” abilities of students to utilize warmth, genuineness,...
by SoP | Oct 27, 2013 | Magazine |
The Big Question “Can Empathy Be Taught?” To be empathically attuned to a client is no doubt a cornerstone of effective psychotherapy. But can this vital ingredient of the therapeutic alliance be taught? And if so, what is the neurobiology that...
