Empathy: Common sense, science sense, wolves, and well-being

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 25 (1):26-27 (2001)
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Abstract

Empathy is likely more widely distributed among animals than many researchers realize or perhaps are willing to admit. Studies of social carnivores, other group-living animals, and communication via different modalities will help us learn more about the evolutionary roots and behavioral, sensory, and cognitive underpinnings of empathy, including what it means to have a sense of self. There are also important implications for debates about animal well-being

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