0 to be able to understand how someone else feels: --
It's very easy to empathize with the characters in her books.
It is feasible that more distance is created, along with a diminished ability to empathize with the plight of the patient.
Although the audience's engagement with the performance is largely cerebral, each listener empathizes with the physical stresses of the conductor's dance.
Being preverbal, these processes enable infants and toddlers to empathize.
Why should a male subject empathize more with male than female objects?
By deliberating and discussing people improve their negotiating and bargaining skills, and they can begin to understand and empathize with others' viewpoints.
Some statistics instructors, for example, become unable to empathize with their students for whom the basic probability axioms are not transparent.
In order to identify and empathize with the experience of the cross, contemporary saints deliberately inflicted a variety of punishments on themselves.
Characters presented mainly in the third person will tend to seem "distant," hard to empathize with.
