The Empathy Gap
359 EGP
An exploration of psychological and social barriers that prevent people from understanding others’ experiences and emotions. Examines how cognitive biases create disconnection in relationships, institutions, and society.
This work delves into the psychological phenomenon where individuals struggle to accurately perceive and understand the emotional states, motivations, and experiences of others. Drawing from behavioral psychology and social science research, it analyzes how cognitive biases, cultural differences, and personal limitations create barriers to genuine human connection. The book likely appeals to readers interested in psychology, sociology, and interpersonal relationships, offering insights into improving empathy and communication across divides.
