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- 類型：已發表論文
- 日期：2025-10-16
摘要
Young adults face a rising tide of mental illness and loneliness. We propose that an overlooked barrier for 社會 connection is how people perceive each other's empathy. Here, our longitudinal study of an undergraduate student community (N = 5,192) reveals that undergraduates who perceive their peers as empathic report better current and future well-being. Yet we document an 'empathy perception gap': people systematically see others as less empathic than others see themselves. Students who perceived their peers as less empathic were less willing to take 社會 risks and grew more isolated over time. To disrupt this cycle, we conducted two field experiments that presented students with data on their peers' self-reported empathy and behavioural nudges to encourage 社會 risk taking. These intervention
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