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Empathic disequilibrium: theoretical implications and clinical relevance
Ido Shalev
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Florina Uzefovsky
Department of Psychology
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Clinical Significance
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Empathic Disequilibrium
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Empathy
66%
Emotional Empathy
66%
Mental Health
33%
Intrapersonal
33%
Traditional Models
33%
Social Cognition
33%
Clinical Conditions
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Understanding Others
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Individual Experience
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Individual Outcomes
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Autistic Traits
33%
Cognitive Empathy
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Cognitive Science
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Interacting Components
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Cognitive Understanding
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Neurodiverse
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Psychology
Empathy
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Emotional Empathy
100%
Social Cognition
50%
Individual Differences
50%
Narrative
50%
Cognitive Empathy
50%
Cognitive Science
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Mental Health
50%
Neurodiversity
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Neuroscience
Social Cognition
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Individual Differences
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Cognitive Science
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Neurodiversity
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