Differential neural activation to friends and strangers links interdependence to empathy
Abstract
Two competing views implicate interdependence in empathy. One suggests that interdependence may generally enhance empathy (Woltin et al., British Journal of Social Psychology 50:553–562, 2011), whereas another suggests that interdependence enhances empathy for targets with whom one is in a relationship, at the cost of decreasing empathy for strangers (Markus and Kitayama, Perspectives on Psychological Science 5(4):420–430, 2010). Here, we show...
Paper Details
Title
Differential neural activation to friends and strangers links interdependence to empathy
Published Date
Dec 10, 2014
Journal
Volume
3
Issue
1
Pages
21 - 38
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