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Home » News » Importance of Empathy in Group Work  
Empathy & Compassion

Importance of Empathy in Group Work  

by Edwin Rutsch|Published 26/08/2016

School Project about issues in group work, where we chose the Lack of Empathy
Giving compliments to foster empathy.

See it on Scoop.it, via Empathy and Compassion

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