Healthy Clinical Trial
Official title:
Peace-Building Interventions for Israeli and Palestinian Youth: Effects on Biological and Behavioral Markers of Empathy, Prejudice, and Dialogue
The investigators expect an intervention that focuses on actual dialogue and familiarity with members of the other culture, discussion of empathy, generosity, and kindness, and focus on adaptive and reciprocal modes of conflict resolution will alter both physiological, behavioral, and mental response to the pain of the other, increase empathy, and reduce hostility.
We hypothesized that the intervention will impact perspective taking (PT) on the national
conflict, reducing the tendency to view justice only on one's side. Such increase in PT would
initiate a chain leading to greater behavioral empathy.
Second, we hypothesize that change in oxytocin (OT) levels and empathic behavior (less
withdrawal and tension and more synchrony) would be impacted by the intervention and the
degree to which it altered youth PT on the conflict.
Finally, we suggest a 3-path model charting the multi-dimensional pathways leading to
behavioral empathy toward outgroup member. First, individual differences in OT functionality
will shape empathy so that youth with higher OT levels at pre-intervention and greater PT
will show more empathic dialogue at post-intervention. Second, dispositional cognitive
empathy, as tested by the Interpersonal Reactivity Index questioner (IRI), at
pre-intervention will predict higher behavioral empathy at T2, both directly and as mediated
by reduction in ethnocentric attitudes following the intervention. Finally, we hypothesize
that the intervention will influence empathy by initiating a chain that begins with
increasing PT, which, in turn, will lead to reduction in tension during interaction with
outgroup, and culminating in greater empathy during face-to-face encounters
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