2017
DOI: 10.12973/eurasia.2017.00761a
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Empathy as an Element of Promoting the Manifestation of Group Creativity and Survey on Empathic Ability of Korean Elementary School Students

Abstract: This research examined the importance of empathy, which was regarded as one of the elements that might assist in accelerating the manifestation of group creativity, and studied the actual state of empathic ability of Korean elementary school students. For such, a cognitive and affective empathic ability test was conducted over 228 students that were in their fifth and sixth grades of public elementary school in Korea, and this result was indirectly compared with preceding research results of the United States … Show more

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“…So, it can be said that empathy ability of Korean students is similar to that of students in US, but higher than that of students in Dutch. These results are different from that of research on the comparison about the empathy ability of elementary school students among Korean, American, and Dutch (Woo et al, 2017). It showed that the cognitive empathy ability of Korean elementary school students was higher than that of American or Dutch elementary school students, whereas the affective empathy ability of Korean elementary school students is lower than that of Americans or Dutch students.…”
Section: Resultscontrasting
confidence: 93%
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“…So, it can be said that empathy ability of Korean students is similar to that of students in US, but higher than that of students in Dutch. These results are different from that of research on the comparison about the empathy ability of elementary school students among Korean, American, and Dutch (Woo et al, 2017). It showed that the cognitive empathy ability of Korean elementary school students was higher than that of American or Dutch elementary school students, whereas the affective empathy ability of Korean elementary school students is lower than that of Americans or Dutch students.…”
Section: Resultscontrasting
confidence: 93%
“…Korean students were superior to students in other countries in their affective empathy abilities, but Korean students were little lower than US in terms of cognitive empathy. In the results of analysis in elementary school students in Korea (Woo et al, 2017), their cognitive empathy ability was higher than their affective empathy ability. But in the high school case, the situation was different.…”
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confidence: 82%
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“…[29][30][31][32] In search of a compassionate, sane society, intercultural empathy and public mental health in Bosnia and Herzegovina we need a critical mass of harmonious leaders in all segments of our life, such as politics, science, religion, business, culture, education, and sports. 14,33,34 The aim is to break the cycle of hatred and fear. According to Srica 33,34 harmonious leaders see through the eyes of others; they are generous, love consensus, and want everyone to win.…”
Section: Transformative Power O F Empathy: Empathic Civilization a S ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…14,33,34 The aim is to break the cycle of hatred and fear. According to Srica 33,34 harmonious leaders see through the eyes of others; they are generous, love consensus, and want everyone to win. Bosnia and Herzegovina is the right place for applying the Strategic Harmony Model and promoting principles of brotherhood in humanity and empathic civilization.…”
Section: Transformative Power O F Empathy: Empathic Civilization a S ...mentioning
confidence: 99%