“Wealth reduces compassion”—Scientific American
Is there a correlation between wealth and empathy? New studies say yes—but results may not be what you expect.
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Is there a correlation between wealth and empathy? New studies say yes—but results may not be what you expect.
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On Thursday, May 3, Ohio Congressman Tim Ryan will take part in the Center for Compassion and Altruism Research and Education's Conversations on Compassion, with Dr. James R. Doty.
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Adrian Grenier upholds the Charter for Compassion. He hopes you might, too. Andrea Miller reports.
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CCARE's spring and summer 2012 Stanford Compassion Training Classes, taking place at both Stanford and UC Berkeley, are now open for registration.
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Two studies from different research teams found that the same simple exercise can boost compassion and courage.
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CIIS Public Programs & Performances, a part of the university California Institute of Integral Studies in San Francisco, has launched a new eight-month program featuring leaders in the application of mindfulness and compassion to psychotherapy.
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3 research-backed ways to show you're really listening.
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A study in the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology provides more evidence that violent video games desensitize players to violence, and makes them more violent in real life. This is not the first study to report such an effect; the evidence has been steadily accumulating over the last decade. But this study…
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As I write this, the number one most emailed article on the New York Times is a blog post by Tara Parker-Pope  on the importance of self-compassion for making a change such as losing weight or quitting smoking. Clearly the post strikes a chord among the typical…
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Read the call to action that is inspiring people around the world to campaign for a more compassionate global community.
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