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kinesthetic empathy: a standalone construct

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kinestheticempathy1 CONSTRUCTKinesthetic empathyFOSTER · DANCE STUDIES

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a viewer's felt bodily response to another's movement, which Foster traces historically as culturally shaped.

In dance studies, kinesthetic empathy refers to a viewer's felt bodily response to another's movement, which Foster traces historically as culturally shaped. This meaning comes from Foster (2010) in Choreographing Empathy.[1]

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  1. Foster, S. (2010). Choreographing Empathy. Routledge. ISBN 9780429239441

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