This would be a lack of cognitive empathy.

We might liken cognitive empathy to radar, where other people's feelings are suddenly detectable.

The court's interpretative exercise required a degree of cognitive empathy.

This was determined using the empathy quotient, which has three main scales: cognitive empathy, emotional reactivity, and social skills.

Specifically, the inferior frontal gyrus appears to be responsible for emotional empathy, and the ventromedial prefrontal gyrus seems to mediate cognitive empathy.

You can't be a good actor without a degree of empathy.

I think you need a certain degree of empathy.

They have given him a degree of empathy.

This ensures a degree of empathy, he says.

Throughout the nurses were magnificent, displaying an exemplary attitude, a high degree of empathy with patients and an extraordinary range of skills.

They lacked nonverbal skills and failed to demonstrate empathy.

In other words, how well they demonstrate empathy.

These skills demonstrate empathy and their development can be disrupted for a number of reasons.

When students engage with their community, demonstrate empathy and feel good about themselves, they also do well academically!

Instead, our politicians irresponsibly compete to ring-fence areas of spending as a way of demonstrating empathy with a particular cause or interest group.

If they can evoke empathy, they can manipulate our trust and gain our support.

The reverse of roles in the play possibly served to evoke empathy from his targeted audience.

She sought to evoke empathy in the viewer with her subjects.

The term stockholm syndrome refers to a psychological phenomenon in which hostages express empathy and sympathy and have positive feelings toward their captors, sometimes to the point of defending them.

While they are strengthening neural circuits controlling their online worlds, development lags in other critical abilities: conversing face-to-face, expressing empathy and acquiring complex reasoning and planning skills.

They also expressed empathy for the sufferings of the proletariat.

Those who have enormous capacity for feeling and expressing empathy tend to be more at risk of compassion stress.

As human beings we are supposed to be caring and to feel empathy for one another.

But instead of being a real gross-out comedy like others of that ilk, they have a real heart and characters that a viewer can feel empathy for.

She has clearly inherited her aunt's ability to feel empathy for people whose lives are a million miles from her own.

I think she sets that tone where people don't feel empathy for her.

Nor do we feel empathy for either protagonist, or the causes that they stood for.

Chronic fatigue and sleep deprivation do little for competence, feelings of empathy, or the ability to control one's anxiety or avoid making errors.

But the wider sense of belonging provided by a complex modern state helps us extend our feelings of empathy to a much greater number of people.

Other explanations could include a misguided attempt to 'justify' feelings of empathy, where people feel guilty about their distress because they have not been directly affected.

Humans consequently evolved pro-social emotions, such as feelings of empathy or guilt, in response to these moral behaviors.

They have a strong need for admiration, but lack feelings of empathy.

How do you train a 20-something medical school student to feel genuine empathy for senior citizens?

A genuine empathy that seeks to take the other's position for the moment, to see the world as the other sees it.

Could this be a sign that the world's largest banks are showing some genuine empathy for all that has happened?

The majority of my colleagues had a genuine empathy for the m.

There's humility in his confidence and a genuine empathy in his croon.

There was, though, one moment of human empathy.

All teaching must be practised with an apt human empathy.

However, this simply makes it harder when human empathy becomes necessary.

Appearance alone became a measure of how much these subjects might be able to seek employment, pursue a career, appeal to human empathy, or ask for alms.

Here, the heady growth of the hothouse plants, exiled from their homeland, was borne in a new translucency of voice, rising to an impassioned address of human empathy.

Further, overlooking this issue communicates a lack of empathy at best, and at worst, lack of concern.

Their plight was intensified by the lack of empathy for their lot from the wider community.

The study revealed a lack of empathy and impulsiveness rated them high on the scale.

There's a forensic inquiry, but a strange lack of empathy.

The negatives include: not looking at others, a lack of empathy, an obsession with facts, a rebelliousness, an inability to make small talk.

Have we all lost our sense of empathy, the media coverage has asked?

Yet along with its sense of mission, it has a vivid sense of time and place, and an engaging sense of empathy.

The world, it seems, has become evil — humans have lost their sense of empathy.

But stay a little longer and the individual characters start emerging and with them our growing sense of empathy.

A sense of empathy, an understanding of others' needs.

We don't want callers to feel like they're being patronised, we show empathy by listening.

Both managers reacted to last-gasp winners and match officials need to show empathy when emotions are high.

When a person uses the phrase 'at least,'; they no longer show empathy.

They begin to grasp the concept of stepping into someone else's shoes, to show empathy.

Equally, nurses need to show empathy and respect, be compassionate and make ethical judgments, all of which are important qualities of caring.