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Matthew R Jordan

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Personality and individual differencesPhilosophy of mind (excl. cognition)Professional ethics

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|May 18, 2023

Characterizing empathy and compassion using computational linguistic analysis.

David B Yaden, Salvatore Giorgi, Matthew Jordan

|Jul 09, 2020

Distinct correlates of empathy and compassion with burnout and affective symptoms in health professionals and students.

Aline Romani-Sponchiado, Matthew R Jordan, Argyris Stringaris

|Feb 26, 2019

Perspective taking failures in the valuation of mind and body.

Matthew R Jordan, Theresa Gebert, Christine E Looser

|Sep 27, 2016

Are empathy and concern psychologically distinct?

Matthew R Jordan, Dorsa Amir, Paul Bloom

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