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    Cris Damianos English 12 Ms. Hicks September 3‚ 2012 WC: Aesop‚ a renowned Greek fabulist and story teller once said that “every truth has two sides; it is as well to look at both‚ before we commit ourselves to either” Here he is trying to say that before we judge or lean towards one side of a story‚ we should always be aware of the other. I believe Toni Morrison is trying to prove this point in her novel a mercy by depicting her story from the perspectives of various characters in the book

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    (Name) Ms. Hopkins AP English Language and Composition 7 March 2014 Literary Criticism: The compassion of the boy In a post-apocalyptic world full of grim emptiness‚ there are not room for preoccupations other than survival. The plot of The Road consists of the man and the boy‚ the two main characters‚ traveling south towards a road in order to survive. With that being said‚ the road is a love story between the father and son. Throughout the novel the father and the boy are faced with morally

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    what empathy is and the many conceptions of empathy. It also shows us the relationship of empathy and specific theories. From the results found from the survey the care workers who worked with more of humanistic‚ experiential and psychodynamic theories seem to have similar views about how empathy is defined and viewed. It shows how empathy is used in different theories and how much it is necessary in each relationship the practitioner and client have. Hartley‚ G.D. (1995‚ September). Empathy in

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    November 2010 Essay How do I make use of counselling skills and knowledge in helping interactions and/or in helping work? In this assignment I intend to define ‘counselling skills and knowledge’ and then show how I actively employ these qualities during my everyday life. These include informal helping interactions with family and friends‚ in a supervisory capacity at work and during skills practice sessions as part of my counselling course. Finally I’ll analyse the effects that these helping

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    difference between empathy and compassion? (Provide examples) In today’s world there are two words that are very easily confused for one another. These words are empathy and compassion‚ two words with similar meanings but one is more deep then the other. By definition empathy is one person’s ability to realize the feelings of another person. Another way to put that is you can physically see that someone else is going through something that causes them to have emotions. An example of empathy would be if

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    The building of rapport is often considered one of the most important aspects of a Hypnotherapists work‚ discuss. Introduction; Rapport Rapport is about the ability to relate to others and develop a trusting and understanding relationship. It is about being in “sync” being on the same “wavelength” as the person you are talking with. It is considered to be the most important aspect in a hypnotherapist work‚ as a strong rapport built with a client is the key to a successful and positive outcome

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    to the relationship between the client and the worker and includes the degree to which the client feels that the worker understands‚ respects and values them (Bogo‚ 2006). Components of the emotional bond evident in the case study are acceptance‚ empathy and genuineness. The first component acceptance can be loosely defined as the social worker’s valuing and respect of client’s perspective. In the first example‚ Dick in talking about the problems in the family states “Mikes does not even try to

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    mental attitudes‚ possess self-awareness‚ are culturally diverse in their methodology‚ are good communicators and are versed in non-verbal communication‚ awareness of the laws in their state‚ awareness of the dangers of burnout‚ mindfulness‚ and empathy all come from the opinion of different sets of counselors who are themselves successful. Some of these traits are in born to the counselor‚ while others are learned. With the exception of burnout‚ strategies for effective learning are examined‚ while

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    Empathy can be created and grown rapidly. Ideas can be spread easily. It’s the ripple effect. It begins smalls but over time‚ can eventually become a large phenomenon. This allows a wide audience to become aware of anything someone puts out for the world to view. Seen in the painting Halibut Catcher #2 created by Harold Allanson‚ the artist portrays the large impacts people can contain towards the environment‚ as well as other inhabitants living on it through a simple but complex piece of artwork

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    of old ones‚ and sometimes these new civilizations are all the better for it. Today’s society has made the same mistakes‚ which has cause us to lose our way‚ and the only way we can truly regain it is to live outside our default setting and show empathy toward others. In today’s society of stressful jobs and mortgage payments‚ people rarely consider their conscious perception of others; this is what Wallace (2010) refers to as our “natural default-setting” (p. 2). Human emotions such as love‚ compassion

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