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Do Humans Alone ‘Feel Your Pain’?

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Do Humans Alone ‘Feel Your Pain’?
Author(s)De Waal, Frans B. M.
AbstractMonkeys and rats have demonstrated what appear to be empathic responses to each other. One theory suggests acts of apparent kindness between animals come from distress at seeing another animal’s distress, yet it may be that empathy occupies a part of the brain humans share with these species.
IssueNo9
PagesB7-10
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceChronicle Review of Higher Education
VolumeNo48
PubDateOctober 2001
ISBN_ISSN0009-5982
Browse Path(s)Anthropology
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