In a recent study, a third of subjects claimed to feel real pain in the same
part of the body as the victim they were watching
part of the body as the victim they were watching
From The Daily Mail:
For most of us the expression 'feeling someone else's pain' is simply a way of saying we sympathise with their sadness or discomfort.
But there are some who don't just have an emotional reaction to another's agony - they feel genuine physical pain as well, researchers have found.
The finding could explain why some people are more sympathetic to other people's misery.
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