Name: گفتگوی دَنییِل گُلمِن راجع به مِهر و شَفَقَت
Uploaded: 2007-12-18T00:38:00Z
Duration: 13 min
Description: دَنییِل گُلمِن، مؤلف کتاب «هوشِ هیجانی» سؤال میکند که چرا ما بیشتر مهربان نیستیم.

دَنییِل گُلمِن، مؤلف کتاب «هوشِ هیجانی» سؤال میکند که چرا ما بیشتر مهربان نیستیم.

گفتگوی دَنییِل گُلمِن راجع به مِهر و شَفَقَت

Compassion is our brain’s default, but everyday distractions and self-focus often prevent acts of kindness. A Princeton study found divinity students ignored a suffering stranger simply because they felt rushed, not because of their beliefs. Social neuroscience shows mirror neurons prime people to empathize, yet attention determines whether this urge turns into action. Noticing others, even briefly, can spark a ripple of help in situations as ordinary as a subway stop.

Self-Absorption Blocks Compassion Wired Into Our Brains

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