Dr. Paria Jami - the multidimensional aspects of empathy and its implications for human interaction and cultural sensitivity

Empathy and Cultural Nuances: An In-Depth Discussion with Dr. Paria Jami In this episode of 'Empathy Unbound, Embrace Your Superpower,'Host Andrew Phipps engages in an enlightening conversation with Dr. Paria Jami, a research scientist at the University of Birmingham, Alabama. Dr. Jami discusses the multidimensional aspects of empathy, emphasizing the affective and cognitive processes involved. The conversation delves into her journey from studying computer science to cognitive science, highlighting her interest in empathy and its cultural influences. Dr. Jami shares her personal experiences with grief and how they fueled her research on psychological pain and empathic behavior. The episode explores various theories on the development of empathy over the lifespan, cultural impacts, and the significant differences between individualistic and collectivist societies. Additionally, it touches upon the role of AI in empathy and the unique challenges and values brought by immigrants and biculturals. This episode is a comprehensive exploration of empathy's complexity and its implications for human interaction and cultural sensitivity. 00:00 Introduction to Empathy 00:59 Meet Dr. Paria Jami 02:14 Journey from Computer Science to Empathy Research 05:30 Understanding Psychological Pain 07:29 Empathy and Grieving 15:41 Developmental Trajectory of Empathy 20:02 Cultural Influences on Empathy 34:12 The Challenge of Empathy in a Globalized World 34:43 The Impact of Media on Empathy 35:16 Motivation and Empathy 37:29 Innovative Ways to Foster Empathy 38:32 Desensitization and Empathy 40:40 Techniques to Enhance Empathy 47:33 Understanding Bicultural Empathy 52:56 Empathy in Historical Contexts 57:08 The Role of AI in Empathy 01:00:58 Future Research and Final ThoughtsParia Yaghoubi Jami Drop me a note, it's always good to hear what you think [email protected]

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