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Meanwhile, try to look for common ground, similarities, and identity overlaps to foster those social connections with others. “You perceive the person as a member of your own group, or because the situation is so compelling that your common humanity is aroused. When you experience this empathy, it motivates you to help the other person, even at a personal cost to you,” Dovidio told the APA.
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