em·pa·thize ( m p -th z )v. To feel empathy in relation to another person. |
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For Eberstadt, who had been immersed in literature examining the social impact of day care, the spectacle of "a distressed ten-year-old, empathizing with an even more distressed two-year-old," resulted in an epiphany: the most important problem with institutionalized "care" is that children need their parents, particularly their mothers. Blank, a longtime leadership consultant, has a "holistic" view of leadership, including skills like listening and empathizing, as well as directing and inspiring. What Neshat offers is a dual cultural view, empathizing with the Iranian situation but privy to American perceptions (and preconceptions) as well. |
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