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SUMMARY:Expanding Empathy 2023: Anat Perry and Antti Kauppinen
DESCRIPTION:\nBringing together international perspectives on empathy an
d moral decision-making and providing a window into understanding when\,
why\, and how people decide to have empathy and concern and help other
people.\n\n&ldquo\;The objective is to bring in researchers from around
the world who do work on empathy and moral decision-making from a variet
y of perspectives\,&rdquo\; explains Daryl Cameron\, senior research ass
ociate in the Rock Ethics Institute\, who convenes the Expanding Empathy
Speaker Series.\n\n&ldquo\;It&rsquo\;s meant to be a diverse set of per
spectives and angles on the different ways that empathy can manifest in
everyday life contexts\,&rdquo\; Cameron adds. &ldquo\;And not just abst
ract\, philosophical discussions&mdash\;which are quite nice&mdash\;but
some of the topics we studied have direct\, practical relevance to thing
s like inter-group conflict and changes in empathy over time and across
generations.&rdquo\;\n\nThe speakers tailored their presentations to a b
road audience\, anyone interested in empathy: the public\, undergraduate
and graduate students\, and researchers alike.\n\nThis first panel incl
udes Dr. Anat Perry (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem\, Psychology) wh
o will present a talk "\;The \;Contribution of \;Different&n
bsp\;Information \;Channels to \;Empathy and \;Social \;
Communication"\; and Dr. Antti Kauppinen (University of Helsinki\, P
hilosophy) who will present a talk "\;Empathy\, Bias\, and Manipulat
ion"\;.\n\nFor more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/expandi
ng_empathy_2023_anat_perry_and_antti_kauppinen/
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er international perspectives on empathy and moral decision-making and p
roviding a window into understanding when, why, and how people decide to
have empathy and concern and help other people.
“The object
ive is to bring in researchers from around the world who do work on empa
thy and moral decision-making from a variety of perspectives,” exp
lains Daryl Cameron, senior research associate in the Rock Ethics Instit
ute, who convenes the Expanding Empathy Speaker Series.
“It&
rsquo;s meant to be a diverse set of perspectives and angles on the diff
erent ways that empathy can manifest in everyday life contexts,” C
ameron adds. “And not just abstract, philosophical discussions&mda
sh;which are quite nice—but some of the topics we studied have dir
ect, practical relevance to things like inter-group conflict and changes
in empathy over time and across generations.”
The speakers
tailored their presentations to a broad audience, anyone interested in e
mpathy: the public, undergraduate and graduate students, and researchers
alike.
This first panel includes Dr. Anat Perry (The Hebrew Unive
rsity of Jerusalem, Psychology) who will present a talk "The C
ontribution of Different Information Channels to Emp
athy and Social Communication" and Dr. Antti Kauppinen (U
niversity of Helsinki, Philosophy) who will present a talk "Empathy
, Bias, and Manipulation".
For more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/expanding_empathy_2023_anat_per
ry_and_antti_kauppinen/
URL:https://rockethics.psu.edu/events/expanding-empathy-2023-4/
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