Empathy, also known as "empathy", "empathy", "empathy", "empathy", "empathy", "empathy", "empathy", "empathy", "empathy", "empathy", "empathy" and "empathy". **sense", "*** love". Generally refers to psychological transposition, putting oneself in the shoes of others. That is, put yourself in the shoes of other people's emotions and feelings of cognitive awareness, grasp and understanding. The main embodiment of emotional self-control, thinking differently, listening ability and expression of respect and other aspects related to emotional intelligence.

The word empathy comes from the Greek word empatheia, originally used by aesthetic theorists to describe the ability to understand the subjective experience of others. Titchener believed that empathy stems from physically mimicking another person's pain, which triggers the same painful feelings. Making him use the term empathy to distinguish it from sympathy, since sympathy does not mean empathy.

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The realms of empathy:

First level: Understanding the other person's expressed words, behaviors, and physicality. This is the simplest level, and certainly a difficult one; it is the basic point of distinction between a person with or without empathy.

People who lack empathy tend to be self-centered, stuck in their own emotions, obsessions, or motivations, and lack the ability to change places. Getting along with them is depressing, difficult, awkward, suffocating, and the further away you get, the better.

The second level: Understanding the other person's unexpressed emotions, feelings, motives and thinking. Man is a strange animal, when he is thinking about something, but talking about irrelevant things, leaving important information to be said or not said later. That's why many men can't figure out that "you're bad" is the same as "I like you".

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