2019 AAPM Annual Meeting
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Session Title: The Understanding and Courage to Lead - Part1
Question 1: Mark H Davis suggested an organizational model to study empathy at multiple levels that includes
Reference:Davis, M. H. (2018). Empathy: A social psychological approach. Routledge.
Choice A:Antecedents
Choice B:Processes
Choice C:Intrapersonal outcomes
Choice D:Interpersonal outcomes
Choice E:All of the above
Question 2: The organizational model by Mark H. Davis suggests that behavioral responses such as helping, aggression, or social behavior comes most directly from
Reference:Davis, M. H. (2018). Empathy: A social psychological approach. Routledge.
Choice A:Antecedents
Choice B:Processes
Choice C:Intrapersonal outcomes
Choice D:Interpersonal outcomes
Choice E:All of the above
Question 3: Jean Decety and Philip L Jackson propose a functional model of empathy that involves macrocomponents of empathy, including
Reference:Decety, J., & Jackson, P. L. (2004). The functional architecture of human empathy. Behavioral and cognitive neuroscience reviews, 3(2), 71-100.
Choice A:Shared neural representations
Choice B:Self-awareness
Choice C:Mental flexibility
Choice D:Emotion regulation
Choice E:All of the above
Question 4: Theresa Wiseman in researching the attributes of empathy determined empathy as a trait (i.e., a person is naturally empathic) or state (i.e.., the act of being empathetic) does count as an attribute.
Reference:Wiseman, T. (1996). A concept analysis of empathy. Journal of advanced nursing, 23(6), 1162-1167.
Choice A:True
Choice B:False
Question 5: Wiseman states that the empirical referents required to be empathic includes the ability to
Reference:Wiseman, T. (1996). A concept analysis of empathy. Journal of advanced nursing, 23(6), 1162-1167.
Choice A:Listen
Choice B:Take on anothers term of reference
Choice C:Understand and not judge
Choice D:Communicate that understanding
Choice E:All of the above
Question 6: According to Brene' Brown, which of the following is an example response of expressing empathy (i.e., a connection between people when they feel seen, heard, and valued)
Reference:Video: www.theRSA.org talk 2013 Short: Brene' Brown on Empathy
Choice A:At least …
Choice B:Poor you.
Choice C:I have been there.
Choice D:It could be worse.
Choice E:Do you want a sandwich?
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