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Empathy

On “Personality Type” and “Personality Hacker”

Notes and Reflections / All models are wrong, Antonia Dodge, Carl Jung, Cognitive Functions, Emotions, Empathy, George Box, Idea Generation, Joel Mark Witt, Lenore Thomson, Myers-Briggs, Personality, Personality Hacker, Personality Type

Notes and reflections on two books that use cognitive functions to explain personality type

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On “Dealing With Breakdowns in Communication”

Notes and Reflections / Carl Rogers, Communication, Courage, Empathy, On Becoming a Person

Brief notes on a chapter from “On Becoming a Person” by Carl Rogers

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On “Life Unscripted”

Notes and Reflections / Dan O'Connor, Empathy, Improvisation, Inner Critic, Jeff Katzman, Navigating Ambiguity, The Art of Is, Without Judgement

Notes and reflections on a book about applying the principles of improvisational theatre to daily life

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On “The Empathy Effect”

Notes and Reflections / Attention, Empathy, Helen Riess, Liz Neporent, Neuroscience, Psychology, The Empathy Effect, Without Judgement

Is empathy is skill that can be improved? Can empathy be unlearned? “The Empathy Effect” discusses different forms of empathy and presents a system for increasing empathic skills. Here are my notes and reflections on the book.

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