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Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor when he repeatedly stated that the personal quality of empathy would play a decisive role in the selection process.
Instead, the author cites the American public's outrage at the federal government's lack of empathy and response following Hurricane Katrina and argues that it illustrates a shift in the national perspective for the better.
The authors explain that people often believe they're already showing empathy to their spouses, when in fact they're making inaccurate assumptions about their partners' feelings.
 
 
 
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