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Are You Making These Empathy Bias Mistakes?

Empathy bias can quietly skew your judgments of people and crimes. In this video—“Are You Making These Empathy Bias Mistakes?”—we unpack the person positivity bias (David Sears, 1983) and a fraud study by Nordgren & MacDonald showing why the same case can feel more heinous with three victims than with thirty. You’ll see how simply framing traits as belonging to “a person” versus “people” changes evaluations, and how victim numerosity dampens emotion—a pattern related to the identifiable victim effect and compassion fade. We translate these findings into clear, practical takeaways you can use in research, policy, and everyday decisions: how to present data without numbing empathy, how to spot framing traps, and how to balance stories and statistics. If you’ve ever wondered why one face moves us more than a crowd, this breakdown gives you the tools to recognize—and correct—common empathy bias mistakes. 🔗 Join IxDF to take the “Personas and User Research: Design Products and Services People Need and Want” online course. Make a concrete step forward in your career path today: https://ixdf.io/personas-and-user-res... 🔗 Want to learn more? Become a member of the IxDF - Interaction Design Foundation: https://ixdf.io/join-yt-vd Find us on social media: 🤳 Instagram: https://ixdf.io/instagram-yt-vd 👥 Facebook: https://ixdf.io/facebook-yt-vd 🐦 Twitter: https://ixdf.io/twitter-x-yt-vd 💼 LinkedIn: https://ixdf.io/linkedin-yt-vd 📝 IxDF Blog: https://ixdf.io/blog-yt-vd 🚅 IxDF Master Classes: https://ixdf.io/master-classes-yt-vd ✈️ IxDF Courses: https://ixdf.io/courses-yt-vd 🛠️ If you have any questions about IxDF - contact: hello@interaction-design.org