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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
1.
EMPATHY:
A CONSCIOUS EFFORT
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OUTLINE
Why empathy?
What is empathy?
Practical Application
Benefits/Limitations
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WHY EMPATHY?
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WRITERS WHO DISPLAY:
Anxiety
Self-doubt
Negative cognition
Procrastination
(Murphy 14)
(Murphy 14)
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OUR ROLE:
supportive/affective
instructional
(Murphy 13)
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EMPATHY IS...
Simulating writers psychological state
Maintaining clear self-other differentiation
Seeing through the writer's eyes
Expressing our understanding of all of the above to the writer
(Coplan 58); (Carl Rogers qtd. in Frankel 207)
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PRACTICAL APPLICATION
PREPARE AND COMMUNICATE
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PREPARE
UNCONDITIONAL POSITIVE REAGRD AND PERSPECTIVE
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PERSPECTIVE
Self-Oriented:
.....imagining if you were going through the experience
Other-Oriented:
.....imagining if you were the writer going through the experience
(Coplan 57-58)
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UNCONDITIONAL POSITIVE REGARD IS...
Understand that people have intrinsic value
.....regardless of their words or actions
Have genuine concern/care for the writer
Have a desire to help
(Murphy 14)
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COMMUNICATE
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SOFTEN
SMILE - OPEN POSTURE - FOWARD LEAN - TAKE NOTES - EYE CONTACT - NOD
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EMPATHETIC LISTENING
Be present
Resist distraction
Be aware of verbal/nonverbal queues
Be empathetic towards writer's thoughts and feelings
(Cuny 80-81)
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VERBAL IMMEDIACY
Use the writer's name ( pronounce it right!)
Encourage and praise
Inclusive language
Vocal variety
(Cuny 80)
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BENEFITS AND LIMITATIONS
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BENEFITS
Shows the writer their own personal narrative
Makes them more accepting of their own experiences
More creative, adaptive, and expressive
Self respect transfers to the academy
(Frankel 207); (Murphy 16); (Wingate 11)
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LIMITATIONS
Time
Emotional burn-out
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END
ASHLEY FRANCOIS, BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY
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WORKS CITED
Coplan, Amy. "Will the Real Empathy..." The Southern Journal of Philosophy. (2011). 40-65.
Cuny, Kimberly. "Unconditional Positive Regard..." Int. Journal of LIstening 26 (2012). 79-82.
Frankel, Markel. "How Nondirective Therapy Directs..." ...Experiential Psychotherapy 11.3 (2012) 205-214.
Murphy, Christina. "Freud in the Writing Center..." Writing Center Journal 10.1 (1989) 13-19.
Wingate, Molly. "Writing Center as Sites..." Writing Center Journal 21.2 (2001) 7-20.
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