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Home » News » ‘Why Focus on Empathy?’ By Professor Lorraine Gamman
Empathy & Compassion

‘Why Focus on Empathy?’ By Professor Lorraine Gamman

by Edwin Rutsch|Published 13/05/2016

Professor Lorraine Gamman focuses on the different degrees of empathy and why these are important for design.

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