empathetically
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adv.副詞感同身受地
She listened empathetically to his problems.
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情緒親密如何改變你的大腦！ (How Emotional Intimacy Changes Your Brain)
- Sharing emotions with someone who listens empathetically activates your prefrontal cortex, the area responsible for decision making and emotional regulation.
長期下來，這能幫助你更清晰地思考，並以較不衝動的方式應對挑戰。
- Sharing emotions with someone who listens empathetically activates your prefrontal cortex, the area responsible for decision-making and emotional regulation.
這種重新連結讓脆弱感不再可怕，深刻的關係也會感覺更自然。
學習發音 GROK | 美式英語 AI 發音教學 #學英文 (Learn to Pronounce GROK | American English AI Pronunciation Lesson #LearnEnglish)
- GROK is to understand something intuitively, and deeply, and empathetically,
那今天我們要學 grok。
- Grok is to understand something intuitively and deeply and empathetically.
Grok 的意思是直覺地、深入地、有同理心地去理解某件事。
7個令人驚訝的情感連結好處！ (7 Surprising Benefits of Emotional Closeness)
- Brain scans show that when someone listens empathetically, your prefrontal cortexthe brain's wise coach becomes more active, helping you think clearly instead of spiraling.
腦部掃描顯示，當有人同理地傾聽時，你的 prefrontal cortex—大腦的智慧教練，會變得更活躍，幫助你清晰思考而不是陷入混亂。
- Brain scans show that when someone listens empathetically, your prefrontal cortex, the brain's wise coach, becomes more active, helping you think clearly instead of spiraling.
總之，你的大腦可以學到不是每個人都會拋棄你。
如何贏得人心，擺脫操控？ (How To Win People Over Without Manipulation)
- Yeah. A little more empathetically. So let’s move on. What’s principle number two?
是啊，更有同理心一點。更加感同身受一些。所以，讓我們繼續前進。什麼是原則二？
- Yeah, a little more empathetically.
真理是，這並不意味著它是真理。這意味著它是我們的真理。
尷尬科學大解密！ (The Science of Awkwardness)
- The more EEE someone is, that is, easily empathetically embarrassed, the harder it is for them to sit through other people's cringe-inducing moments, even fictional ones like in cringe comedy.
一個人越 EEE，也就是容易感同身受地感到尷尬，他們就越難忍受他人令人尷尬的時刻，即使是虛構的，例如在尷尬喜劇中。
- Research has found that being more easily empathetically embarrassed does not correlate to being more easily embarrassed yourself.
研究發現，更容易感同身受地感到尷尬，與自己更容易感到尷尬並不相關。
