Empathy involves understanding and sharing another person’s emotional experience. It is the ability to put oneself in another’s position and feel what they are feeling, creating an emotional connection. - Sympathy: While related, sympathy refers to feeling sorrow or pity for someone else’s misfortune but not necessarily sharing their emotional state. - Coping: Coping refers to the efforts to manage stress and emotional strain, not specifically related to others’ feelings. - Reassuring: This involves comforting someone, often with words or actions, but does not imply sharing their feelings.
Match List I with List II:
List I (Explanation) | List II (Concept/Theory) |
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(A) An overgeneralised and unverified prototype about a particular group. | I. Psychotherapy |
(B) The use of any psychological technique in the treatment of mental/psychological disorder or maladjustment. | II. Stereotype |
(C) A therapy in which the underlying assumption is that people have control over their behaviour, can make choices about their lives. | III. Humanistic Therapy |
(D) A relatively persistent and consistent behaviour pattern manifested in a wide range of circumstances. | IV. Trait |
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
LIST I (Concept) | LIST II (Explanation) |
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A. Growth | Increase in the size of the body parts of the organism |
B. Development | The process by which an individual grows and changes throughout the life cycle |
C. Evolution | Species specific changes over a long period of time |
D. Maturation | The changes that follow an orderly sequence and are largely dictated by the genetic blueprint |