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Understanding the importance of decision-making
Identifying biases that affect decision-making
Analyzing the potential outcomes of a decision
Read novels
Reading transports you into the mind and situation of someone else who is likely to be different from yourself.
Experiencing their world for a while gives you insight into the variety of ways that other people’s lives and thought processes differ from your own.
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The value of empathy at work
There is a lot of value in empathy at work. Understanding your colleagues' situations can help you work more effectively with them. Understanding customers and clients can help to provide better service.
Some people naturally consider other people’s perspectives and emotions when interactin...
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Have three questions and a statement in mind
If you want to show more empathy, you have to notice what is happening with the people around you and then incorporate it into your interactions.
It is helpful to remember the following three questions:
- What does this person want? Thinking about their goals is i...
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Practice
If empathy doesn’t come naturally to you, an effective strategy is to simulate the situation and play different roles in it.
Empathic design makes use of this simulation. With this technique, a team uses a product or service while simulating conditions a particular kind of...
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Ways To Handle Conspiracy Theories
Social media gives people a platform and makes you more prone to seeing and learning that someone you know believes false ideas:
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- If something is useful for you, it is always useful for someone else
- Even as a student, you can use the 20% rule: five hours of work and a required one hour of “me time” to do your own projects to be practised every day
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