How to Parent Teens with Empathy
A 25-year study shows that teens who receive empathy from their parents give more empathy to their peers and, later, their own children.
Empathy can help people build strong friendships and close family ties. A new study reinforces the power of teaching and practicing empathy, especially during adolescence.
New results from a long-term study published in the journal Child Development found that teens who received “empathic care” from their mother (the only parent included in the study) were able to pay it forward and show empathy to their close friends […]
Click here to view original web page at www.scientificamerican.com
Category
Most Recent Posts
- All Posts
- Business
- Career/Career Advice
- Development
- Happiness
- Innovation and Technology
- Leadership
- Management
- MBTI Personality Types
- Mental Health
- Neuroscience
- Parenting
- Psychology related to work
- Women Empowerment
- Work Environment
