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empathize verb be compassionate, be in tune, be sorry for, be understanding, comfort, commiserate, express sympathy, feel for, grieve for, have pity for, identify with, pity, project, react, relate to, respond, share grief, share sorrow, show solace, show tenderness, soothe, sympathize, understand See also: sympathize How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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For Eberstadt, who had been immersed in literature examining the social impact of day care, the spectacle of "a distressed ten-year-old, empathizing with an even more distressed two-year-old," resulted in an epiphany: the most important problem with institutionalized "care" is that children need their parents, particularly their mothers. Blank, a longtime leadership consultant, has a "holistic" view of leadership, including skills like listening and empathizing, as well as directing and inspiring. What Neshat offers is a dual cultural view, empathizing with the Iranian situation but privy to American perceptions (and preconceptions) as well. |
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