When Empathy Gets Tough: Neural Responses to Overcoming the Self in a Novel Paradigm Predict Everyday Prosocial Behavior

Shan-Shan Ma; Erin L Maresh; Andrea M Coppola; Katherine E. Richard; Leonie Koban; David Sbarra; Jessica R. Andrews-Hanna

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When Empathy Gets Tough: Neural Responses to Overcoming the Self in a Novel Paradigm Predict Everyday Prosocial Behavior

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Description: We developed a novel empathy paradigm (the CLOSE task) mimicking everyday demands to “overcome the self,” and used this paradigm examine how neural empathy relates to real-world prosocial behavior.

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