Discriminate Between Cognitive and Affective Empathy (Ages 13–16)
Interactive Empathy Activities for the Classroom · Ages 13–16 · 3:19
A presentation of the “Mind vs Heart Cards” activity. In small groups, students read scenario cards about common teenage situations and answer two questions — what might this person think, and what might this person feel — to tell cognitive empathy from affective empathy.
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