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Design process & empathy (Empathy (How to be more empathy ? (Recognize…

- - - - Altruism ?
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        Not a sustainable empathy
      - Pinokio
    - - Smartphone
      - Murakami chair
  - - - Design for blind
    - - Nutriset
    - - ANDREA
  - - - How to implement empathy in the design process ?
    - - How teaching empathy through the design process ?
    - - How to use empathy in design according to its psychologist definition ?
  - - - "The danger of designing with empathy is that it can often lead to inflated egos."
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  - - - Types of empathy
        
        Cognitive empathy:
        How I understand what this people is experiencing
        
        Emotional empathy:
        What I feel in relevance
        
        Behavioral empathy:
        What I do to help this people
      - “The action of understanding, being aware of, being sensitive to, and vicariously experiencing the feelings, thoughts, and experience of another… without having the feelings, thoughts, and experience fully communicated in an objectively explicit manner.”
      - McDonagh (2006) defines empathy as ‘the intuitive ability to identify with other people’s thoughts and feelings – their motivations, emotional and mental models, values, priorities, preferences, and inner conflicts’.
        The term ‘empathic horizon’ (McDonagh-Philp and Denton 1999) is used to indicate the limits on a designer’s individual ability to empathise beyond certain characteristics of his or her group, such as nationality, background, age, gender, culture, experience and education.
  - - - A better team work
      - A better well being
      - Less anxiety