US EditionStudy: Parents Who See the World in Strict Hierarchy Reduce Their Children’s Empathy
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Mediafax Parents who believe strongly in social heritage and strict authority can influence their children in a surprising way: they reduce their ability to understand the emotions and perspectives of others. A study in New Zealand shows that the way parents see the world – who should drive and how important it is to listen to authorities – influences the ability of their children to understand the emotions and thoughts of others. Researchers at…
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