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Altruism or psychological escape: Why does empathy promote prosocial behavior? by Stocks, Eric L., Lishner, David A., Decker, Stephanie K.

“…Why does empathy promote prosocial behavior? Previous research suggests that empathically aroused individuals help those in need, even when physical escape…”
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Teacher Perceptions of Skills, Knowledge, and Resources Needed to Promote Social and Emotional Learning in Rural Classrooms by Zolkoski, Staci M, Aguilera, Samantha Estrada, West, Erin M, Miller, Gary J, Holm, Jessica M, Sass, Sarah M, Stocks, Eric L

“…The incorporation of social and emotional learning (SEL) in schools has been shown to improve academic and psychological health of students. Research has been…”
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Does Feeling Empathy Lead to Compassion Fatigue or Compassion Satisfaction? The Role of Time Perspective by Hansen, Eric M., Eklund, Jakob Håkansson, Hallén, Anna, Bjurhager, Carmen Stockman, Norrström, Emil, Viman, Adam, Stocks, Eric L.

“…Research has shown that feeling empathy sometimes leads to compassion fatigue and sometimes to compassion satisfaction. In three studies, participants recalled…”
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Five (plus or minus one): The point at which an assemblage of individuals is perceived as a single, unified group by Stocks, Eric L., Lopez-Perez, Belen, Oceja, Luis V., Evans, Travis

“…At what point is an assemblage of individuals perceived as a single, unified group? And how do demographic characteristics of these individuals influence…”
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How is your day going? Reciprocity Norm in Everyday Communication by Stocks, Eric L., Mirghassemi, Felicia, Oceja, Luis V.

“…In 6 experiments, we manipulated the length of a communication message to assess reciprocity norm‐following behaviour during conversational interaction. In…”
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A Survey of Potential Jurors' Perceptions of Interrogations and Confessions by Mindthoff, Amelia, Evans, Jacqueline R, Perez, Gissel, Woestehoff, Skye A, Olaguez, Alma P, Klemfuss, J. Zoe, Normile, Christopher J, Scherr, Kyle C, Carlucci, Marianna E, Carol, Rolando N, Meissner, Christian A, Michael, Stephen W, Russano, Melissa B, Stocks, Eric L, Vallano, Jonathan P, Woody, William Douglas

“…Confessions represent one of the most influential types of evidence, and research has shown that mock jurors often fail to dismiss unreliable confession…”
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I'm Embarrassed for You: The Effect of Valuing and Perspective Taking on Empathic Embarrassment and Empathic Concern by Stocks, Eric L., Lishner, David A., Waits, Bethany L., Downum, Eirah M.

“…Much research has investigated the cognitive‐perceptual factors that promote empathic concern. However, little research has investigated such factors for a…”
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Can’t get you out of my mind: empathy, distress, and recurring thoughts about a person in need by Stocks, Eric L., López-Pérez, Belén, Oceja, Luis V.

“…Research suggests that empathic concern and distress give rise to different patterns of helping behavior. It has been proposed that this difference is caused…”
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Juror Perceptions of Intoxicated Suspects’ Interrogation-Related Behaviors by Mindthoff, Amelia, Evans, Jacqueline R., Perez, Gissel, Woestehoff, Skye A., Olaguez, Alma P., Klemfuss, J. Zoe, Vallano, Jonathan P., Woody, William Douglas, Normile, Christopher J., Scherr, Kyle C., Carlucci, Marianna E., Carol, Rolando N., Hayes, Timothy, Meissner, Christian A., Michael, Stephen W., Russano, Melissa B., Stocks, Eric L.

“…Alcohol-intoxicated suspects’ confessions are admissible in U.S. courts; however, it is unknown how jurors evaluate such confessions. Study 1 assessed…”
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Empathy, Awareness of Others, and Action: How Feeling Empathy for One-Among-Others Motivates Helping the Others by Oceja, Luis V., Heerdink, Marc W., Stocks, Eric L., Ambrona, Tamara, López-Pérez, Belén, Salgado, Sergio

“…Feeling empathy for a member of the group may result in either favoring this individual at the expense of the group or helping the entire group. We explain…”
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Evaluating the Relation Between Psychopathy and Affective Empathy: Two Preliminary Studies by Lishner, David A., Vitacco, Michael J., Hong, Phan Y., Mosley, Jennifer, Miska, Kathryn, Stocks, Eric L.

“…It is widely believed that impairment in an ability to experience affective empathy for others is a central feature of psychopathy. The authors tested this…”
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Empathy, Awareness of Others, and Action: How Feeling Empathy for One-Among-Other Motivates Helping the Others by Oceja, Luis V, Heerdink, Marc W, Stocks, Eric L, Ambrona, Tamara, López-Pérez, Belén, Salgado, Sergio

“…Feeling empathy for a member of the group may result in either favoring this individual at the expense of the group or helping the entire group. We explain…”
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A Cultural Analysis of the Experiment and an Experimental Analysis of Culture by Adams, Glenn, Stocks, Eric L.

“…What is it that one can and cannot learn from experiments? The present paper addresses this question from the perspective of cultural psychology. The first…”
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I'm Embarrassed for You: The Effect of Valuing and Perspective Taking on Empathic Embarrassment and Empathic Concern: EMPATHIC EMBARRASSMENT by Stocks, Eric L., Lishner, David A., Waits, Bethany L., Downum, Eirah M.

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Empathy and the motivation to help: Is the ultimate goal to relieve the victim's suffering or to relieve one's own? by Stocks, Eric L

“…What is the ultimate goal of the motive to help evoked by empathy? The empathy-altruism hypothesis claims that empathy evokes an altruistic motive to increase…”
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Empathy and the motivation to help: Is the ultimate goal to relieve the victim's suffering or to relieve one's own? by Stocks, Eric L

“…What is the ultimate goal of the motive to help evoked by empathy? The empathy-altruism hypothesis claims that empathy evokes an altruistic motive to increase…”
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