Empathy means you always have to agree with someone.
FALSE
Body language can help show empathy.
TRUE
Trying to understand different perspectives shows empathy.
TRUE
Empathy means making everything about yourself.
FALSE
Empathy is not important at school.
FALSE
Empathy is only about words, not actions
FALSE
Empathy means fixing all of someone’s problems.
FALSE
Listening carefully is an important part of being empathetic.
TRUE
Kind words can help someone feel understood.
TRUE
Empathy and sympathy mean exactly the same thing.
FALSE
Empathy is only important with close friends.
FALSE
Empathy means laughing at someone’s mistakes.
FALSE
You can show empathy even if you have never had the same experience.
TRUE
Empathy is something people are born with and cannot learn.
FALSE
Being empathetic can help solve conflicts.
TRUE
Empathy is only about feeling happy emotions.
FALSE
Paying attention to tone of voice can help show empathy.
TRUE
Helping someone who is upset is a way to show empathy.
TRUE
You can show empathy by giving someone space when they need it.
TRUE
Empathy means judging someone’s feelings.
FALSE
You can show empathy by imagining how another person feels.
TRUE
Empathy means ignoring your own feelings.
FALSE
Empathy means telling someone to stop feeling sad.
FALSE
Being empathetic means understanding how someone else feels.
TRUE
Asking thoughtful questions can show empathy.
TRUE
Showing empathy can build stronger friendships.
TRUE
Empathy helps create a kinder classroom.
TRUE