Compare the concepts of thinking empathy and feeling empathy, and give a real-life example of each as it would apply to listening during public speaking
What will be an ideal response?
Answer: The second part of empathy?expressing your empathy back to the speaker?can best be accomplished in two steps corresponding to the two parts of true empathy: thinking empathy and feeling empathy. In communicating thinking empathy, you express an understanding of what the person means. (Example: paraphrasing the message, nodding your head). In communicating feeling empathy, you express your feeling of what the other person is feeling. (Example: showing a facial expression, gesturing). Examples will vary.
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a. must sell Sara the same amount of time John was given, on a Saturday morning b. must give Sara the same amount of time John was given, on a Saturday morning c. need not give Sara any time, because John did not purchase an advertisement d. must not give Sara any time, because John appeared on a children’s show
Which one of the following purposes of research attempts to answer “why” questions?
a. exploration b. description c. prediction d. control e. explanation
List four of the seven questions you should ask to test the validity and strength of your evidence
What will be an ideal response?
A(n) ________ is a summary of a magazine or research article, written by someone other than the original author.
A. abstract B. overview C. paraphrase D. citation E. reference