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Video: Global Cognitive Empathy Study

by Empathy and Compassion | Scoop.it|Published 17/02/2012

Welcome to the quick guide that helps explain the sign up process to the Global Cognitive Empathy Study (GCES). For more information please go to www.cognisess.com

See it on Scoop.it, via Empathy and Compassion

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