Research by Batson and Colleagues (2007) on Perspective Taking and Emotional

question 98

Multiple Choice

Research by Batson and colleagues (2007) on perspective taking and emotional warmth in helping behavior indicates that

• A) perspective taking is far more powerful than feelings of emotional warmth when it comes to whether or not you help someone else.
• B) feelings of emotional warmth are far more powerful than perspective taking when it comes to whether or not you help someone else.
• C) helping behavior is most likely when you both assume the perspective of someone else and feel emotional warmth towards them.
• D) None of these

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Definitions:

Emotional Intelligence

This refers to the capability of individuals to recognize their own emotions and those of others, discern between different feelings, label them appropriately, use emotional information to guide thinking and behavior, and manage or adjust emotions to adapt to environments or achieve one's goals.

Manage Emotions

The process of recognizing, understanding, and effectively controlling one's own emotions, as well as responding appropriately to the emotions of others.

Stifle Impulses

The conscious effort to suppress spontaneous desires or tendencies in order to conform to societal expectations or personal goals.

Sensitive

Having the capacity to perceive or feel things deeply; easily affected or responsive to external conditions or stimuli.