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    Understanding another person's experience by imagining oneself in that other person's situation. Empathy is derived from the Greek word 'empatheia', meaning "physical affection or passion". It first appeared in 1908 as a translation of the German word 'Einfühlung' meaning "in-feeling". There are three main types of empathy: affective empathy which involves understanding another person's emotions, somatic empathy which involves having a physical reaction to another's experience, and cognitive empathy which involves understanding another person's mental state. Empathy is important for active listening, understanding another's perspective without judgment, and communicating that understanding back to the other person. Barriers to empathy include the inability to see from another's perspective, understand

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    Understanding another person's experience by imagining oneself in that other person's situation. Empathy is derived from the Greek word 'empatheia', meaning "physical affection or passion". It first appeared in 1908 as a translation of the German word 'Einfühlung' meaning "in-feeling". There are three main types of empathy: affective empathy which involves understanding another person's emotions, somatic empathy which involves having a physical reaction to another's experience, and cognitive empathy which involves understanding another person's mental state. Empathy is important for active listening, understanding another's perspective without judgment, and communicating that understanding back to the other person. Barriers to empathy include the inability to see from another's perspective, understand

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    EMPATHY

    Understanding another person's


    experience by imagining oneself
    in that other person's situation

    derived from greek word ‘empatheia’, meaning


    "physical affection or passion"

    BY ARYA AGRAHARI
    History
    Evolved from derived First appeared in 1908’ It shows the counsellor Active Listening , Intensity
    from greek word as a translation of the is Recognize their Context 
    ‘empatheia’, meaning German Einfühlung (lit listening, emotions .Accept their
    "physical affection or erally “in-feeling”). interpretations.Restate Selective responding 
    passion understanding, the problem.Ask
     
    In India evolved from experiencing permission to move
    compassion.(Bit different forward.
    from empathy).

    History 1st seen importance uses Issues to consider


    Types of Empathy Rogers,
    1959
    he internal frame of reference of
    another with accuracy and with the
    emotional components and meanings
    Affective Empathy which pertain thereto as if one were
    • Involves the ability to understand another person’s the person, but without ever losing
    emotions and respond appropriately. the "as if" condition

    Somatic Empathy
    • Involves having a physical reaction in response to what
    someone else is experiencing. Merriam-
    Webster 
    Cognitive Empathy
    • Involves being able to understand another person’s mental "the action of understanding, being aware
    state and what they might be thinking in response to the of, being sensitive to, and vicariously
    experiencing the feelings, thoughts, and
    situation
    experience of another."
    Uses and Barriers
    USES FOR EMPATHY BARRIERS
    • The ability to see the world as another person
    • To respectfully perceive what the sees it.
    client is bringing from their
    frame of reference. • The ability to understand another person's
    • To communicate that back in a feelings.
    way that makes the client feel • The ability to suspend judgment.
    they've been understood
    • The ability to communicate this understanding,
    which is essential "if empathy is to be felt.
    DO’S DON’T,S

    es to the client.
    Gear your respons
    te language.
    Eg- using appropria

    te questions
    Asking inappropria s
    /using cliche
    th ink.
    Give them time to

    on or
    Making interpretati g to
    din
    judgements, preten
    and understand understand.
    Take time to listen
    themselves

    client’s exact
    Parroting or using thy or
    . words, using sympa
    Use short responses
    agreement.
    Always respond.
    19.09.2022

    THANK YOU
    UNIT 3-BASIC COUNSELLING SKILLS

    Arya Agrahari
    BA Social sciences (psychology) hons.
    Sr no. 13

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