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  • Exploring the Empathy - Aggression Relationship, and Gender Related Differences in Greek College Students

    Nathasha S. Sharma
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    Article ID: 3124
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    The present study examined the inverse relationship between empathy (cognitive and affective) and forms of aggression (physical, verbal, anger and hostility). Previous research has continuously argued that empathy mitigates forms of aggression in individuals due to cognitive perspective taking and emotional sharing with others, that buffer hostile behaviour towards one another. However, there is a... More

    2021-05-31
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