empathy

Some of our users are interested in the difference between sympathy and compassion. Compassion is a wider term: it refers to the understanding of suffering of others and the desire to alleviate this pain in some way:

We are lying (or hiding the truth) - "protect her", "He can never handle" - for jealousy rather than empathy

Nevertheless, when Robert Paxton's "Vichy France" appeared in French translation in 1973, his vivid and catastrophic explanation was greatly echoed in France, many comment families were Vichy Accusing a strict and thoughtful young historian who is misunderstanding the motives of the leaders. Or lack of consideration

Empathy is the pain of being able to replace others as well as experiencing this distress.

For example, those who are highly selfish and may lack sympathy will keep their own happiness in the most important ethical decisions, such as how to support or support the poor.

"This person thinks all these conversations are good, but he is more interested in getting water, and if I want to succeed in this job, I remember his priorities I have to keep it, I feel compassion. "

Compassion, kindness, perseverance, responsibility, kindness, and honesty are the acts that react to other people as well.

She is also an autism, this obstacle believes that she gives special compassion to non-human creatures.

As shown in the matrix below, human cognitive cognition and full emotional sympathy are impaired in autistic spectrum, but dark triad line people show opposite result. Complete cognitive empathy and emotional sympathy disorder Therefore, people with autism spectrum are difficult to understand the social situation, black people's trio understands the social situation well, but anti- Interpersonal relationships are difficult because they have social goals. Therefore, people in the autism spectrum are nonsocial, while people in the dark triad lineage are antisocial. It may also have features of autism and dark triplets, so it feels less cognitive or emotional sympathy.

People think well that autism is characterized by a lack of empathy, but it is not so. Indeed, popular autism theory is that it accompanies excessive sympathy - we are too sympathetic, including inanimate objects. Identifying people and things very strongly can be painful. And I got tired. It may be confusing. Every child likes their own toys, and as many children rotate the animals they sleep, no one "crouchs". However, I really feel that I am alive. When I was in my teens, I felt guilt and pain as if I had betrayed real creatures, I abandoned old toys and furby. I still feel the emotions of things, especially those with facial expressions. For years I thought that this made me pathetic and immature. I am anxious that I want to kiss the Pikachu doll on my shelf and I hope it is good, but do not hesitate if this impulse makes something like a badly disgraceful child.