THE DEVELOPMENT OF EMPATHY AS A FORM OF COUNTERACTING PEER VIOLENCE IN THE SCHOOL ENVIRONMENT
The aim of this article is to present ways of understanding and developing empathy in the context of peer relationships in children. It seems essential to define the correlation between empathy and the reduction of school violence and aggression. Empathy is a component of interpersonal communication...
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| Language: | English |
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Akademia Bialska im. Jana Pawła II
2019-07-01
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| Series: | Rozprawy Społeczne |
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| Online Access: | https://rozprawyspoleczne.edu.pl/ROZWIJANIE-EMPATII-JAKO-FORMA-PRZECIWDZIALANIA-PRZEMOCY-nROWIESNICZEJ-W-SRODOWISKU,110879,0,2.html |
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| Summary: | The aim of this article is to present ways of understanding and developing empathy in the context
of peer relationships in children. It seems essential to define the correlation between empathy
and the reduction of school violence and aggression. Empathy is a component of interpersonal
communication and a condition for the proper functioning of a child in a peer group. Active
listening and mindfulness training improve the bond between members of the school community
and, in the long run, limit risky behaviour in children. Empathy connects with other components
of social competence, such as assertiveness, collaboration, communicativeness and influence. The
ability to understand others’ emotions and behaviours, feeling compassion and an ability to look
at reality from a different perspective are very crucial in resolving conflict situations. Experiencing
the unique world of events, thoughts, feelings and desires of another human being is possible only
in a personal relationship that creates opportunities for establishing and maintaining positive
social relationships. The article describes ways to develop empathy at school, such as drama and
Rosenberg’s “The Non-Violence Arrangements”. |
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| ISSN: | 2657-9332 |