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How situational context impacts empathic responses and brain activation patterns
Yawei Cheng
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, Chenyi Chen, Jean Decety
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Response Activation
100%
Brain Activation Pattern
100%
Empathic Tendency
100%
Situational Context
100%
Patient Care
50%
Arousal
50%
Work Experience
50%
Valence
50%
Medical Practitioners
50%
Home Context
50%
Physical Pain
50%
Medical Profession
25%
Mediating Effect
25%
Increased Activity
25%
Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging
25%
Subjective Evaluation
25%
Empathy
25%
Functional Connectivity
25%
Anterior Cingulate Cortex
25%
Temporoparietal Junction
25%
Mediation Analysis
25%
Putamen
25%
Brain Activation
25%
Patient Experience
25%
Neural Response
25%
Insula
25%
Connectivity Evaluation
25%
Patient Perspective
25%
Female nurses
25%
Working Length
25%
Quality Healthcare
25%
Reduced Personal Accomplishment
25%
Clinical Empathy
25%
Burnout Symptoms
25%
Behavior Rating Scale
25%
Valence Ratings
25%
Nursing and Health Professions
Patient Care
100%
Physician
100%
Empathy
100%
Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging
50%
Occupation (Patient Social Context)
50%
Health Care Quality
50%
Nerve Potential
50%
Neuroscience
Brain Activation
100%
Burnout
100%
Behavior (Neuroscience)
33%
Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging
33%
Functional Connectivity
33%
Putamen
33%
Nerve Potential
33%
Temporoparietal Junction
33%
Psychology
Burnout
100%
Empathy
66%
Insula
33%
Temporoparietal Junction
33%
Mediation Analysis
33%
Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging
33%
Functional Connectivity
33%