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What is the lowest empathy score range that signifies a person is practicing empathetic behaviors?
What is the lowest empathy score range that signifies a person is practicing empathetic behaviors?
The opposite of empathy is kindness.
The opposite of empathy is kindness.
False (B)
According to the content, what is one thing we can all do to show empathy based on how much we have in common?
According to the content, what is one thing we can all do to show empathy based on how much we have in common?
Take the time to get to know someone for who they really are.
The content emphasizes that we should not judge a book by its ______.
The content emphasizes that we should not judge a book by its ______.
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Match the following concepts with their corresponding descriptions:
Match the following concepts with their corresponding descriptions:
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What is the difference between prejudice and discrimination?
What is the difference between prejudice and discrimination?
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It's okay to laugh off hurtful comments because it shows you are strong.
It's okay to laugh off hurtful comments because it shows you are strong.
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What are three things we can do to combat mean words?
What are three things we can do to combat mean words?
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Stereotyping can lead to ______ and discrimination.
Stereotyping can lead to ______ and discrimination.
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Match the following terms with their definitions:
Match the following terms with their definitions:
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Which of the following is NOT a quality of empathy?
Which of the following is NOT a quality of empathy?
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Empathy is simply feeling sorry for someone.
Empathy is simply feeling sorry for someone.
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What does it mean to 'put yourself in someone else's shoes'?
What does it mean to 'put yourself in someone else's shoes'?
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Empathy is the ability to understand and ______ how someone else is feeling.
Empathy is the ability to understand and ______ how someone else is feeling.
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Match the following survey statements with the corresponding quality of empathy:
Match the following survey statements with the corresponding quality of empathy:
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Which of these statements best describes empathy?
Which of these statements best describes empathy?
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It is impossible to feel empathy for someone you don't know well.
It is impossible to feel empathy for someone you don't know well.
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Why is empathy important?
Why is empathy important?
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Study Notes
Gas Station Purchase Scenario
- Students are presented with a scenario: They have $3 to spend at a gas station.
- Images show a gas station store with various items (e.g., candy, drinks, etc.)
- Images also show money – including $1 and $10 bills.
Empathy
- Empathy is the ability to understand and share someone else's feelings.
- It's about taking another person's perspective.
Empathy and Mental Health
- The importance of empathy is highlighted in discussions of mental health.
- There's a possible correlation between empathy and mental well-being.
Sympathy vs. Empathy
- Sympathy is feeling pity for someone.
- Empathy is putting yourself in another person's position to experience their feelings.
Qualities of Empathy
- Perspective Taking: Trying to see things from another's point of view.
- Staying Out of Judgment: Avoiding judgmental thoughts.
- Recognizing and Understanding Emotions: Identifying and comprehending other's feelings.
- Communication: Sharing what you understand, avoiding misinterpretations or misunderstandings.
Empathy Survey
- A survey is presented to gauge individual empathy levels.
- The survey spans scenarios of assisting others in need to understanding various perspectives.
- Possible answers range from "not at all" to "almost all of the time".
Don't Judge a Book by Its Cover
- This is a quote emphasizing the importance of not making assumptions or judgments about others based on outward appearances.
- People should consider a deeper understanding of individuals.
Blind Spots
- The idea of recognizing personal blind spots is introduced to improve empathy and understanding.
Meet Auggie
- Students are asked to consider their feelings and experiences, and how understanding situations that differ from their own can help develop empathy towards individuals dealing with various issues.
- The quote "Don't judge a book by its cover" prompts reflection on judging others.
The Sad Reality
- We often assume that people who act differently than us are inferior.
- This leads to stereotyping and possibly hurtful judgments.
- This image shows that different means “weird”.
Icebergs and People
- Both people and icebergs have much more depth and complexity than what is visible on the surface.
Problem with Stereotypes
- People often stereotype groups.
- These stereotypes can be harmful because they do not provide accurate views of people.
- Stereotyping often leads to prejudice.
- Prejudice results in negative opinions about people in certain groups.
- Prejudice causes discriminatory behavior against people in specific groups. This lowers empathy levels.
Our Words Have Power
- Words have the power to hurt or inspire.
- The way people speak to others has a meaningful impact.
- The impact of words can be very impactful long-term and detrimental for some individuals.
Hurtful Words
- Students are encouraged to reflect on times they have said hurtful things, and potentially hurtful actions they have seen.
Stereotyping Leads to
- Prejudice: A negative and unreasonable opinion or attitude toward a group of people, without adequate justification.
- Discrimination: Negative actions against people in a specific group due to prejudice.
The Importance of Taking Account of All Perspectives
- Understanding the multifaceted realities of those around us can improve our interactions with them.
- This involves trying to understand both sides of a situation before making judgments.
- Empathy includes consideration for others’ perspectives.
Closing Thoughts
- Encourage students to refrain from judging people too quickly before understanding them or considering what they may have experienced.
- The focus is on adopting empathy toward others.
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This quiz explores the concept of empathy, its definition, and its significance in mental health. Participants will learn to differentiate between empathy and sympathy while applying these concepts to real-life scenarios. Engage in understanding how empathy impacts well-being.
