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In the video clip I think Michael showed the least amount of empathy, Jim showed level 2, and Pam showed the most. I would want Pam to take me

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Michael showed level 1 empathy, with most of his concern being for himself and his "injured" foot. I believe that Jim and Pam are who I would want to take me to the hospital due to them showing the most empathy in the scene.

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Michael showed level 1 empathy because he kept trying to gather everyone's attention onto his foot instead of Dwight. Jim showed level 2 empathy because he got Dwight to the hospital and took charged to take care of him but kept spraying him ( I understand it was to keep him awake but there are other methods. I would like Pam to take me to the hospital cause she displayed she genuinely cared about Dwight and I feel like she would take care of me and keep me awake with spraying liquid to my face and give me comfort.

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In this episode, almost all the characters showed little to no empathy at around a level 1, apart from a few who are around level 2. Michael definitely showed the least amount of empathy because he wanted to remain in the spotlight because of his foot injury and was discrediting Dwight's situation. Jim and Pam showed the most (maybe not the best ever) empathy in this clip, and are definitely better than most of the office at feeling for others' situations, so I'd definitely want their help.

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Michael showed a level one empathy, only caring for himself and not wanting to be bothered by Dwight despite the pain he was in.

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I think that Michael showed level one empathy. He was showing that he did not care about Dwight's feelings and minimized his pain. I would want Jim or Pam to take me to the hospital because I think they would be the most empathetic people out of the group.

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I think that Michael showed the least amount of empathy, at a level 1. The other characters all seemed on the same level, as levels 2-3. If I were in this situation, the last person I would want to take me is Michael and I would prefer for Jim or Pam to take me.

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Micheal showed the least amount energy when it came to understanding caring for Dwight because of his personal situation which would be considered level 1 empathy. I would want Jim or Pam to take me to the hospital because I think those was the most empathetic people even though they were not understanding Dwights position.

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Michael showed Level 1 empathy. He was seeking attention from others without caring about the feelings of Dwight, who was significantly more hurt than him. Jim showed Level 2 empathy by taking the initiative to take Dwight to the hospital and by caring about his pain. However, he minimized Dwight's pain by spraying him in the face with a bottle rather than attempting to keep him awake with other methods. Pam showed the most empathy by understanding Dwight's pain and needs and hugging him in that moment. I would choose Pam to take me to the hospital because she is kind, patient, and empathetic.

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Michael shows the least bit of sympathy (level 1). He is more concerned about his own foot instead of Dwight's serious head injury. I would say Jim shows level 2: moderate empathy. He is worried for Dwight but keeps spraying him with the water bottle instead of letting him simply lay his head on his shoulder. Pam shows level 3 empathy. She is worried about Dwight and walks him to the elevator, and even gives him a hug and tries to talk to him.

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Michael Scott is a 0-1 empathy. Maybe even -1, if that were possible. Everyone else ranged from 2-3. That would include Jim and Pam, who saw Dwight’s need and helped execute what it took to help him. I think it is also interesting to think of the character’s empathy towards Michael. Michael was definitely empathy-fishing, and the other characters acted exasperated and kind of ignored his needy-ness. While I would have likely done the same, especially because Michael’s behavior was out of line for this context, by empathy’s standard, someone could have stopped, listened and empathized with Michael who was feeling left out.

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Many levels of empathy were shown in this scene. Michael definitely was an exhibit of level one empathy with no attempt to put himself in Dwight or anyone else's shoes. Instead he was focused on himself and putting others' problems aside. I think empathy was best demonstrated by Pam who demonstrated a genuine care and connection with Dwight's condition in talking to him. Additionally Jim and Meredith took initiative and acted upon empathy in organizing transportation. Personally, I would want Jim and Pam to take me to the hospital because I could trust that they would put my immediate needs before their own and try their best to understand the situation through putting themselves in my position.

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Michael showed the lowest level of empathy in this clip. Going to the point of representing a cartoonish level of self involvement. But Jim demonstrated a great approximation of level two. A great transition.

The person I'd ask to tske me to the hospital is Pam. Not only does she demonstrate level three empathy, she does so with thought of the future.

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Michael was the character that showed the least amount of empathy, he was more concerned about his foot and wanting attention for that. Michael was definitely at a level 1-2 because he was not showing any care or attention to Dwight and was trying to minimize his experience.

Out of the other characters Pam, Jim, and Meredith were the empathetic ones. Meredith offered her vehicle. Jim was willing to drive Dwight to the hospital and keep Dwight awake. Finally, Pam showed the most emotional concern and was very sweet with him during his head injury. The others showed a mix of level 2-3; depending on the person they showed a little more empathy whereas others showed a little les..

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The character that showed the least amount of empathy was Michael. Although he had plenty of opportunity to be able to be empathetic towards Dwight because he also had felt injury recently, he was acting selfishly that someone else had one-upped him. The character that was the most empathetic was Pam. Although Jim was the one that drove him to the hospital, Pam was the character that noticed his troubles right away and did her best to verbally calm him. This makes Jim the moderately empathetic one - he drove Dwight, but was still slightly aggressive towards him.

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Michael definitely showed the lowest level of empathy in the scene, a level 1. He was more concerned with his foot (even though it wasn't really burnt) than getting Dwight to the hospital, and even seemed jealous that everyone was paying attention to Dwight instead of him. Jim showed the most empathy in the scene by recognizing that Dwight needed to go to the hospital, driving him, and helping Michael fill out the paperwork. Even though Dwight and Jim are more frienemies, Jim was quick to help and be there for him. Pam and Angela were also empathetic by recognizing that Dwight needed to go to the hospital and helping him get out the door. I would want Jim or Pam to take me to the hospital because of their attention to the situation and kindness towards how I am feeling.

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Michael had level 1 empathy. He showed little care toward Dwight and was very self-centered, wanting to often bring attention back to himself while in the hospital. Jim and Pam were between 2 and 3. They showed care for Dwight, but Jim was still a little rough with him. Angela was also between a level 2 and level 3 in empathy, showing a lot of concern for Dwight and wanting him to be taken to the hospital immediately. I would want Jim or Pam to be the ones to take me to the hospital because they seemed the most urgent and caring in wanting to get Dwight help.

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The level of empathy shown by the characters varies quite a bit. Some characters, like Pam, show genuine concern and try to support Dwight, even if it’s in a small or awkward way, which reflects basic empathy. Others, like Jim, mostly react with humor or sarcasm, which, while funny, demonstrates a lack of empathy for Dwight’s discomfort and seriousness in the moment.

I would say the character who showed the least empathy in this scene is probably Michael. While his actions are often well-intentioned, he tends to focus on himself or turn situations into a joke, which can make someone like Dwight feel unheard or dismissed.

If I had to choose a character to take me to the hospital, I would probably choose Pam. She demonstrates patience, attentiveness, and genuine care for others, which would make me feel safe and supported during a stressful situation. Her empathy is sincere, and she seems likely to both listen and take practical action to help.

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Michael showed the least amount of empathy. He was more concerned about his own injury and not wanting to go to the hospital, despite being Dwight's emergency contact. The other members showed higher levels, of empathy toward Dwight and trying to make sure he could get to the hospital. Jim, even though he kept using a spray bottle, he was trying to reign in the situation with Michael and Dwight and questioning some of Michael's decisions or what he was saying.

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The least amount of empathy shown throughout the clip was from Michael. He was oblivious to Dwight's circumstances and prioritized his own. However, the other cast members minimized Michael's experience to achieve their goal to assist Dwight.

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The Office gang had different level of empathy. Michael, by far had the lowest level of empathy. Whereas the rest of the cast showed moderate to high empathy. From those videos I would say that Angela showed the highest level. I would also like to add that they all seemed like they should have a mandatory class on empathy. I think having Jim take me to the hospital is still a good idea. He seems to show a moderate level of empathy with the ability to stay calm in a serious situation. 

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The Office gang had different level of empathy. Michael, by far had the lowest level of empathy. Whereas the rest of the cast showed moderate to high empathy. From those videos I would say that Angela showed the highest level. I would also like to add that they all seemed like they should have a mandatory class on empathy. I think having Jim take me to the hospital is still a good idea. He seems to show a moderate level of empathy with the ability to stay calm in a serious situation. 

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Michael showed very low empathy in this scene. He was only concerned for himself and not for Dwight. Jim showed moderate empathy; he truly cared about Dwight's pain and well-being, but continued to spray him with the spray bottle, which is an unkind way to treat him.

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I think Michael showed the least amount of empathy. Jim showed a great deal of empathy in his own way, and Pam also showed a great deal of empathy. I also think Angela showed empathy by offering her car. I would want Jim and Pam to take me, as they seemed to be the most concerned and caring.

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Michael showed the least empathy. Pam and Meredith showed some empathy. Jim, in his own way, showed the most empathy. I would want Pam and Jim to take me to the hospital because they would take the best care of me.

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I think that there was a wide range of empathy illustrated in the clip. I think that Micheal showed the least (level 1) empathy. I think that Pam showed the most empathy throughout the clip and I would want her to take me to the hospital if I needed it.

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Michael showed little to no awareness of anyone's feelings besides himself. My favorite example is him not only trying to equate his grill burn to Dwight's concussion, but attempting to place the seriousness of his injury above Dwight's. Pam, I thought, showed moderate empathy by attending to Dwight, but also thinking about her emotions when speaking with him. I would want Jim to take me to the hospital. He displayed a deep care for Dwight by going to extra lengths to ensure his care.

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I believe this honestly supposed to be comical being a TV show but I think that Micheal is very self centered and not very empathic at all. I do think that Pam may have been the most empathic but not sure why she did not go with them.

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Michael showed the least amount of empathy. Pam and Jim were very empathetic and concerned about Dwight, so I would want either of them to take me to the hospital.

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Michael showed the least amount of empathy. Pam and Jim were very empathetic and concerned about Dwight, so I would want either of them to take me to the hospital.

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In this clip, Pam and Jim are the most empathetic. Michael showed the least amount of empathy. I think, in a real world situation, Pam should have been the one to take Dwight to the hospital.

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Michael definitely showed the least amount of empathy being selfish and only focusing on self. Jim and Pam show the highest amount of empathy and was concerned with his well being. Although Jim spraying water in his face which i don't agree with he at least got him to the hospital. If I had to choose one to take me to the hospital it would be Pam because she seem to genuinely care about Dwight well-being.

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I think that Micheal showed level 1 empathy, he was concerned about himself and not Dwights wellbeing. I would not want to be taken to the hospital by home! Jim and Pam show him level 3 empathy. They clearly understand that he needs support and are thinking about what they can do to make him feel better.

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Michael had a low score of empathy. Michael was more focused on himself than on Dwight. I wouldn't want him to take me to the hospital. Jim showed a much higher score of empathy.

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Michael was the least empathetic at level one because he was only concerned with himself. Jim, Pam, and some of the other characters who acknowledged that Dwight needed to go to the hospital were at a level 2 on the empathic chart. Although Jim and Pam seemed more empathetic than most of the other characters, I do not think any of the characters were level 3. If I had to choose who I would want to take me to the hospital, I would choose Jim or Pam from this set of characters.

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Michael shows level 1 empathy because he does not show any concern for Dwight. He attempts to shift the focus on himself through out the entire scene. Pam displays level 3 empathy when she runs over to help Dwight off the couch after Jim squirted him in the face with water. Jim has good intentions, but shows a level 2 empathy. You can tell that he is concerned about Dwight, but he does not necessarily portray his concern in an effective way.

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I think that Michael showed the least amount of empathy as he could not see past his own situation to see Dwight's issue. The others showed higher levels of empathy. I would want Pam to take me to the hospital as she seemed to take the time to show that she understood and listened to the problem.

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The Office In Relation to Empathy Levels 

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I think that Michael showed a level 1 of low empathy to Dwight. Michael didn't take into consideration at any point in the video the pain that Dwight may be experiencing; he only seems to be thinking/worrying about his own injury. Pam demonstrated a level 3 of reciprocal empathy towards Dwight because she showed worry towards Dwight's condition and helped him walk when he was walking. She seemed to listen to the way that Dwight said he was feeling. Jim demonstrated a level 2 of moderate empathy towards Dwight because he seemed to be the responsible one while they were going to the hospital, and he tried his best to comfort Dwight at times. However, he was also spraying Dwight with water in the face when he was doing something crazy, but that still isn't the right way to treat someone. I would want Pam to take me to the hospital because it felt like she truly cared and would listen to what I say and feel.

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In the clip, Jim ranks as a Level 2 on the empathy scale. Michael, focused only on himself, is more of a Level 1, if that. I don’t think anyone reaches Level 3, because while Pam does hug and console him, she doesn’t truly connect. She only does so because, earlier in the episode, Dwight’s unusually kind behavior toward her led them to suspect he had a concussion (before he hit his head on the table). So I think part of her actions are motivated by selfish reasons.

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Michael has showed a level 1 empathy in this scene. As many others have pointed out it is who he is as a character in the show. He was more concerned about his pain and wanting to be the center of attention than anything at all. If it were up to me I would let Meredith take me as she seems genuinely concerned. She offered her car without hesitation after mentioning not wanting to take a dirty car. Out of this scene she seems humble and if had to give her a rating, I would say she is a level

3 in empathy because she acted on others emotions.

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Michael showed the least amount of empathy in this scene. Pam showed the most empathy (probably a 3). Michael was a level 1. Jim was a level 2, as he showed some empathy, but probably because he felt obligated.

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I think similar to others that Michael showed very low levels of empathy. But we can see that that is his personality throughout the show as well and should have some empathy training to be kinder in these situations. Jim showed more empathy with some level of willingness to help but it seemed to be more out of pity and obligation rather than true feelings of help; whereas Pam seemed to show true feelings toward Dwight and showed a much higher level of empathy towards him leaning into that level 3 area versus Jim in level 2 and Michael in level 1.

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Michael showed the least amount of empathy in the scene. Often belittling the pain of Dwight. Pam showed a moderate amount of empathy, helping to walk Dwight to the car; however, she did not push any further. Lastly, Jim showed the greatest level of empathy as he escorted Dwight to the hospital, watched over him, and ensured that he received the car he needed.

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Michael showed the least empathy besides the characters who didn't offer to help at all. I think Jim showed the most empathy out of anyone in the scene. He offered Dwight the help he needed without putting himself first and he knew what he needed without Dwight having to ask. I'd want Jim and Pam to take me to the hospital because they are kind, understanding, and good listeners.

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I think Michael showed level 1 empathy because he focused on himself and his own injury without thinking about Dwight. I think Jim showed level 2 empathy because he helped Dwight more out of a feeling of obligation than care. Pam seemed to show level 3 because she wanted to understand what was happening to Dwight and help him.

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I think that all characters, but especially Michael showed low levels of empathy in this scene. Jim showed higher levels of empathy (about a level 2) because he were able to recognize both Dwight and Michael were in pain. However, he minimizes Michael's pain in particular. Michael operates on a much lower level of empathy. He does not even seem to recognize Dwight's pain at all. Therefore, I think that Michael showed the least level of empathy. If I had a need for a hospital, I would want Jim to escort me instead of Michael

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I would say that the characters who displayed the highest amounts of empathy were Jim and Pam. This is because they both individually recognized the severeness of Dwight's injury and understood that he was in need of help. Whether through helping him walk or taking him to the hospital, Jim and Pam empathized with their friend's situation, enabling them to support him in the best way possible. In contrast, Michael displayed low levels of empathy. He often ignored and minimized Dwight's condition, opting rather to focus on his own minor injury or on other insignificant inconveniences (i.e. his dislike of Meredith's van, Dwight 'stealing' his joke). This lack of care and understanding leads Michael to be unhelpful and a burden to other staff members.

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I think Pam and Jim showed the most empathy because they were genuinely concerned about Dwight and pushed him to get checked out. Michael, on the other hand, showed the least empathy since he brushed off Dwight’s condition and focused more on himself than his employee. Even Dwight didn’t show much self-empathy because he refused to admit he needed help. If I had to choose someone to take me to the hospital, I would want Pam because she’s caring, responsible, and would make sure I actually got the help I needed.

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I think Micheal showed low levels of empathy, Meredith showed moderate empathy by offering her van, Jim and Pam showed reciprocal empathy by helping Dwight out of the office and taking them to the hospital

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I think that overall there was a level 2 for empathy. There were a few characters who were very empathetic, Jim, Pam, Meredith. I would like for them to take me to the hospital because they offered help first. Everyone else was unfazed or didn't really care but Michael showed the least empathy.

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I think Michael showed the least amount of empathy, as he constantly tried to direct attention towards himself. If I could have a character take me, it would be Dwight, because while he is a little odd, he is very militant about rules and would ensure you receive good treatment

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Micheal showed the lowest level of empathy in this video (level 1) by not treating Dwight with any sympathy and making the situation about himself. Jim showed the most empathy in this clip (level 3) by taking responsibility for how Dwight felt and helping him.

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Michael definitely showed the least amount of empathy in this clip as he only focused on himself and I would want Jim to take me as he was the most alert and noticed first.

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It's definitely apparent in this clip that Michael has the least empathy, then Jim, then Pam has the most empathy. This is shown by both the way they treat Dwight, but also through their verbal cues about him towards others.

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In this clip we can see levels 1, 2 and 3 or empathy, shown by Michael, Jim, and Pam. Michael showed level 1, as he barely acknowledged Dwight and dint seem to care about his situation. Jim showed level 2 empathy, as he acknowledges Dwights need for going to the hospital, but still downplays his feelings. Pam showed level 3 empathy because she tries to connect emotionally with Dwight.

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Michael definitely shows the least amount of empathy. He doesn't offer any help to the situation and takes it as a joke. He does stuff like call shotgun and asks about his foot in the hospital when Dwight is getting checked out. Therefore, he has level 1 empathy. I would want Jim to take me to the hospital because he was trying the hardest to look after Dwight.

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I would take angela because she shows then most empathy for others

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In this scene, I noticed different levels of empathy from the characters. One character showed Level 3 empathy by really listening and trying to understand how the other person felt. They didn’t judge or brush anything off—they just supported them and made them feel seen. Another character seemed to show Level 2 empathy—they kind of got what was going on, but they didn’t take it seriously or made light of the situation. And then there was one character who showed Level 1 empathy—they seemed completely unaware or just didn’t care about how the other person was feeling.

The character who showed the least empathy was the one who ignored the other person’s emotions and didn’t try to help. They didn’t even seem to notice something was wrong.

If I had to choose someone to take me to the hospital, I’d definitely pick the character who showed Level 3 empathy. I’d feel safer and more cared for with someone who actually understands how I’m feeling and supports me without judgment.

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In this scene well from the beginning of it, Michael is showing a level 1 low empathy. He saw that Dwight was in distress and did not feel good but continued to say he was faking it and wanted all the attention on himself. Jim immediately shows a Level 3 empathy level but slowly starts to drop to a level 2 when he acts out of helping Dwight to also help himself. By spraying Dwight even as he is not ok, he is mainly looking out for himself. Pam then comes in with a level 3 empathy level and keeps it at that level by stepping in to help Dwight and only focus on making sure he feels better and is ok.

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There is little empathy shown

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I think that Michael showed the least empathy in the scene. He was only focused on himself, even when Dwight was the one with the more serious injury. Even at the hospital, he had no awareness of how Dwight was feeling and used the situation to ask about himself. I would want Jim to take me to the hospital because the first person to notice that something was wrong with Dwight and that he needed to go to the hospital. 

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I think that Michael showed the least empathy in the scene. He was only focused on himself, even when Dwight was the one with the more serious injury. Even at the hospital, he had no awareness of how Dwight was feeling and used the situation to ask about himself. I would want Jim to take me to the hospital because the first person to notice that something was wrong with Dwight and that he needed to go to the hospital. 

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Michael definitely showed the least amount of empathy in the scene. Since he was dealing with his own problem, he completely disregarded Dwight's with little to no acknowledgement of what Dwight was going through. Pam and Jim showed the most empathy and I would definitely want them to take me to the hospital because they tried to connect with Dwight and what he was dealing with to help him get to the hospital.

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I would say that Michael definitely showed the least empathy in the scene at a level 1. He had no awareness or concern for Dwight's concussion. He is entirely focused on himself and his own injury. I think the opposites of Michael in this scene are Pam and Jim who I would put at a level 2 (close to a level 3). They both try to help Dwight and don't try to make the situation about themselves. I would want either of them to take me to the hospital because they were the only one's who felt truly helpful in the clip.

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Michael shows the least amount of empathy, level 1, meaning I would not chose him to take me to the hospital. Jim showed more empathy than Michael giving him level 2. Pam showed the most empathy making her level 3 and who I would want to take me

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I think Pam's response was the most empathetic, but might have been only a Level 2. Jim exhibited somewhat of a Level 2 empathetic response as well but maybe on the lower end as his tone and affect did not exude compassion. Michael's response was apathetic.

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In this clip, it's apparent that Michael is a level 1 empathy. He continues to turn the pain of Dwight around and make it about himself. I would say Pam and Jim are more of a level 2 empathy. Jim makes sure to take Dwight to the hospital and get him the care he needs

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I think Michael, level 1, showed the least amount of empathy while Pam and Angela showed the most. Michael kept trying to make everything about his injury even though Dwight had a more severe injury. I think Jim was maybe a level 2, and showed a little empathy in that he recognized the situation was an emergency and realized Dwight needed to get to the hospital urgently. Pam was a level 3 and showed the most empathy.

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I think that Michael showed the least empathy in this scene being a level one. He has no remorse or understanding of Dwight's injury. Jim was a level two showing more empathy than Michael by getting him to the hospital safely but still not showing much emotion to Dwight. Pam has the greatest level of empathy, level 3, as she consoles and comforts Dwight really showing hr understanding of how he's feeling. I would want Pam to take me to the hospital because she seems the most empathetic and helpful.

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From what I observed, Michael and Angela showed the least amount of empathy. Pam, Jim and Meredith showed the most empathy. Michael looked for every reason to make the situation less about Dwight and more about himself. Jim and Pam understood the seriousness of the situation and took the lead on getting Dwight out of the office and to the hospital.

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Level 1 empathy is definitely showed clearly by Michael. Even while at the hospital, he wanted to use the xray machine meant for Dwight for his own foot. I love how Jim showed level 3 empathy, he even knew his middle name at the hospital and suggested Michael ride with Dwight on the way to the hospital. Also, Pam showed level 3 empathy walking him to the door and also clearly knew that Dwight might need a hug. I would prefer Pam or Jim to take me to the hospital and would beg for Michael to not even come.

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It is clear in this scene that Michael is showing the lowest level of empathy, being a level one. He was self-focused and did not show the same level of concern the others did in regards to Dwight's injury. On the flipside, Jim showed a strong sense of empathy, understanding the seriousness of the situation and the need for assistance. Of all who were in the scene, I would definitely prefer Pam and Jim take me to the hospital. They showed appropriate concern for the situation and took action.

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I would prefer Jim to take me to the hospital because he was genuinely concerned and did everything her could to make sure Dwight got to the hospital and got the help he needed. While Michael showed the least amount of empathy, as he continued to make everything about himself rather than caring about what Dwight was experiencing. He even tried to compare injuries and complain that his was worse, which made him seem dismissive of Dwights situation.

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In this scene, Michael reacts with a level 1 empathetic attitude. He has no awareness or understanding of Dwights critical condition. Therefore Michael becomes a hindrance to connecting with Dwight. I would want Pam or Jim to be the ones escorting me to the hospital in this scenario due to their combined level 2 and 3 empathetic skills.

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Jim and Pam show the most empathy. Jim makes sure Dwight gets to the hospital safely and stays calm, while Pam comforts Dwight and helps him when he’s confused. Angela shows a little concern but quickly backs off. Michael shows the least empathy—he makes everything about himself and doesn’t take Dwight’s injury seriously. I would want Jim to take me to the hospital because he’s responsible and actually cares about helping.

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Jim and Pam show the most empathy. Jim makes sure Dwight gets to the hospital safely and stays calm, while Pam comforts Dwight and helps him when he’s confused. Angela shows a little concern but quickly backs off. Michael shows the least empathy—he makes everything about himself and doesn’t take Dwight’s injury seriously. I would want Jim to take me to the hospital because he’s responsible and actually cares about helping.

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I think that Michael showed the least amount of empathy towards Dwight in this scene. Michael portrayed a level one in regards to empathy, having Little to know, awareness, or understanding of another person’s feelings. He chose his feelings over Dwight, as he was yelling “shotgun” at an inappropriate time. It seemed like Michael was very selfish with the spotlight and wanted the attention despite Dwight’s condition. Jim and Pam seem to have the most level of empathy, level three. Jim was properly taking care of Dwight, ensuring proper care and keeping him from falling asleep.

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The level of empathy ranged from levels 1 to 3 during this clip. In the begining Michael expressed level 1. He had no care for Dwight that was in need of going to the hospital. Jim expressed a greater deal of empathy than micheal did, but he was only moderte in his approach. Pam was the only individual in the office that could completely express empathy for Dwight as he was hesdin towards to elevtor to go to the hospital. the individual with the least amount of epathy was Micheal. While at the hispital iceal was very irritated that he had to be there with Dwight and dismissed the pain that dwight was in. Pam would be the only person I would want taking me to the hospital out of the entire cast in this scene.

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Michael showed the least amount of empathy at level 1 for Dwight. This is evident by him in the hospital exam room asking the doctor if a foot injury or head injury is worse. Even when Dwight is being examined, all Michael can think about is whether his injury is worse and more serious. Jim is level 2 because even though he understands Dwight has a concussion and needs to go to the hospital, he is still minimizing his feelings and treating him more like a task he has to do. Pam displays level 3 of empathy since she not only understand but tries to emotionally connect to Dwight about his injury. I would want Pam to take me to the hospital since she seems the most empathetic.

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In this episode, it is clear that Michael has absolutely no empathy for Dwight. He wants to keep all the attention on himself and his own "injury," and he is envious that others in the office are showing more care for Dwight than for himself. Even though Dwight is not explicitly asking for help in this scene, Jim and Pam both recognize that he needs immediate attention. Pam helps Dwight walk out of the office, and she kindly addresses Dwight's questions when he was confused about the situation as to not alert or worry him. Jim was empathetic towards Dwight and suggested that Michael sit in the backseat with Dwight to make sure he was okay. I believe both Jim and Pam show a level 3 of empathy towards Dwight.

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Michael was clearly a level 1- he was quite self absorbed and didn't show neither sympathy nor empathy. His biggest concern were his foot, his inconvenience and wanting attention shifted from Dwights concussion to his foot.

Pam was showing more sympathy than empathy, and while she was a bit more tender than Michael was with Dwight, there was no actual "listening" or sitting with Dwight to understand how he was feeling. She was more of a level 2.

Jim on the other hand was more of a level 3, although he did display a bit of harshness while Dwight but then again, he was actually trying to keep Dwight from falling asleep which can be dangerous after a concussion. Jim went to extra mile to make sure Dwight was properly cared for, awake to receive the care and ultimately, placed himself id Dwight shoes to ensure that he was properly attended to.

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In the hospital scene, Michael shows low empathy (Level 1) since he’s mostly worried about himself and not Dwight. Jim is more moderate (Level 2) because he notices what’s happening but makes jokes and doesn’t take Dwight seriously. Pam comes closest to reciprocal empathy (Level 3) because she’s calm, observant, and more supportive. Dwight, even though he’s the patient, doesn’t really show empathy either—he just powers through without much awareness of how others feel. Overall, Michael definitely shows the least empathy. If I had to pick, I’d want Pam to take me to the hospital because she seems the most steady and understanding.

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Dwight is in need to go to the hospital and Jim and Pam are showing higher levels of empathy towards the situation that Michael is. Michael has no empathy and is only concerned about himself in this scene and his own foot and how he can't handle his own pain and is not concerned about Dwight. Jim and Pam are trying to get Dwight to the hospital and are showing empathy and concern for him not for themselves.

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I believe Michael showed the least empathy, level 1, of anyone involved in the scene. Michael was obviously more interested in his own issues and did not show any compassion for Dwight's head injury. Pam and Jim both showed level 3 empathy by understanding the situation and trying to be helpful. It seemed like several characters in the opening scene were showing signs of level 2 empathy by understanding there was an issue but possibly underestimating the intensity.

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As an avid and repeated viewer of the show, I am highly aware that Michael Scott is a level 1 empath. Throughout the show, he shows consistent obliviousness to others' perspectives and feelings. He has brief moments where he surprises you with his compassion, BUT this episode is not one of them. Later in the episode, Michael attempts to put his grilled foot (yes, that is why Michael is so concerned about himself; he grilled his own foot) into the scanner while poor, concussed Dwight is getting an MRI.

The other characters show relatively reciprocal empathy

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Oh how I dislike this show so much. Michael is showing the least amount of empathy for the entirety of this scene and I feel that is who he is in every clip/episode I have ever seen of this show. I would want Pam to take me to the hospital for a number of reasons. One, she was definitely showing Level 3 empathy in this scene, but also she was the most calm and collected throughout the entire clip.

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Michael was definitely at level 1 for empathy. He continued to put himself and his injuries first, not giving Dwight any acknowledgment of needing help. Pam and Jim were more of a level 2, wanting to help Dwight and send him to the hospital despite if they liked him or not. They recognized he needed help and were willing to empathize with him, as Michael did not.

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This is my favorite show! In this particular scene, Michael exhibits level 1 low empathy toward Dwight. Although he tries to "understand" because he grilled his foot and is also hurt, he does recognize Dwight is also in need of help. When everyone in the office realizes Dwight needs to go to the hospital they exhibit sympathy for Dwight but I don't feel that level 2 was exhibited by anyone but Jim, Pam and Meredith. Jim cared enough to drive and to not let him fall asleep by using the spray bottle. Pam assisted him out of the office and was sad to see the version of the Dwight she grew to like leave. She understood in order for him to get better he must return to his old self. Meredith cared enough to volunteer her van for transport. I would want either Pam, Jim or Oscar to take me to the hospital because I feel like they are the most capable people in the office and I feel they would be the most empathetic in the situation.

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This is my favorite show in the entire world. Obviously I would love Michael to take me to the hospital! No, Pam and Jim would be the most ideal people to take someone to the hospital. It's very clear. No matter how annoyed they are with someone or even if they don't like a person, you can easily tell that when something serious is going on, they show the most empathy. Michael, not so much.

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Michael expressed a classic level 1 of Empathy, by being very self-centered, refusing to take Dwight to the hospital, and when doing so, taking the intake form for him, asking the doctor questions of what would be worse, his or Dwight's problem, and in several other ways. In contrast, Jim and Pam demonstrated higher levels of empathy, closer to Levels 2–3. They quickly recognize Dwight’s pain and needs, respond with sensitivity, and take responsible action to support him.

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Michael shows the least amount of empathy and honestly no sympathy at all since he is focused only on his issue and even when he asks the doctor questions, he has an answer programmed in his head.  Jim empathy levels seem to bounce between 1 and 2 throughout this scene. He is empathetic for Dwight but also comes off as a little annoyed at Micheal and the entire situation. 

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Michael shows the least amount of empathy and honestly no sympathy at all since he is focused only on his issue and even when he asks the doctor questions, he has an answer programmed in his head.  Jim empathy levels seem to bounce between 1 and 2 throughout this scene. He is empathetic for Dwight but also comes off as a little annoyed at Micheal and the entire situation. 

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In this scene i would say the level of empathy shown ranged between 1 and 2. Michael showed level 1 empathy. Whilst the other characters showed level 2 empathy.

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Michael definitely has low empathy compared to some of the other characters in this specific scene. He seems to be more concerned about himself and is not worried about Dwight's feelings. Angela showed moderate empathy, whereas Pam definitely showed the most (level 3) empathy.

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I would say Michael has the lowest empathy at a 1. He doesn't seem too concerned about Dwight, only himself and his foot. Angela and Meredith are at a 2. They both gave meaningful suggestions to make sure Dwight was taken care of and brought to the hospital. Jim and Pam are both at a level 3. They helped get Dwight out of the building and to the hospital. We don't really hear much from the other characters enough to account for their level of empathy.

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I believe Michael definitely shows the lowest level of empathy, as he seems to be unconcerned and unaware of how Dwight is feeling and the severity of his concussion. I'd say he's a level one empath in this clip. He spends most of the clip talking about himself and his injury, which completely disregards Dwight's head injury or how Dwight may be feeling. Even when they were taking Dwight to the hospital, Michael put his selfish desires of riding shotgun before supporting his coworker in a time of need. I believe Pam showed the highest level of empathy, as she tried to show Dwight that she was present with him in the moments after he hit his head. She is physically supportive but also shows her care for his condition by giving him a hug and making him feel heard by saying "I know" in response to statements that may have seemed silly to others. I'd want Pam to take me to the hospital but would be fine with Jim taking me as well as he did recognize the urgency of Dwight's condition. He did show care and recognized the severity of his condition, but he didn't tend to his feelings as much as his physical injury. He felt less warm and comforting than Pam in my opinion.

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Michael is level 1 with the lowest empathy. He is self-centered throughout the whole ordeal. Jim and Angela, I would have to say it's level 2. Jim especially he is especially trying to keep Dwight awake, since you should sleep after having a concussion. However, him spraying water in Dwight's face is more like treating him like a cat than a human. Pam would be the closest to level 3, possibly.

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No one has high levels of empathy in this clip, though Pam comes closest to level 3, as she seeks to comfort Dwight and doesn’t make the situation about herself. While Michael goes with Dwight to the hospital per his request, he does everything within his power to make the situation about himself and his burned foot, despite saying, “this isn’t about me anymore” when filling out paperwork for Dwight’s admission into the ER. While Jim acts with somewhat higher levels of empathy than Michael, most of his words and actions serve to preserve Dwight’s physical well-being while ignoring his emotional state.

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This clip from a classic episode of The Office clearly illustrates various responses of empathy. Michael (as usual, for this era of his character) displays a level 1 empathy response, with little awareness of Dwight's injury. Jim displays a level 2 expression of empathy, being able to aid in the situation and understand it, but without truly connecting with Dwight's experience. Meredith displays a similar level 2 expression of empathy by offering to help by offering her vehicle. The only level 3 expressions of empathy in the scene are from Pam and possibly Angela who both advocate for Dwight in addition to attempting to connect emotionally.

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Empathy in The Office - Dwight Goes to the Hospital

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Empathy in The Office - Dwight Goes to the Hospital

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As a big fan of The Office, this scene never fails to make me chuckle. I had never thought of it in terms of empathy, though. After a re-watch, I can't say that I noticed much level 3 empathy expect for Pam -- though she admits that once Dwight is back, their relationship changes and I can expect her empathy to lessen.

As for level 2 empathy, I see Jim and Angela understanding the gravity of the situation. They recognize what Dwight needs and are able to act empathically.

Michael, on the other hand, is operating at a level 1 empathy or lower. He clearly shows the least amount of empathy out of the main characters in the scene. He thinks only of himself and his needs and wants, and now what Dwight might be feeling or going through.

As for myself, I think I would want Pam and Jim to take me to the hospital. Pam seems to offer that empathic calming demeanor, while Jim is more practical and could handle driving/forms.

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Watching this video again while looking at the concept of empathy adds a whole other level to the scene. Jim and Pam show level 3 empathy by showing concern and taking action to help whereas Michael shows level 1 Empathy, showing care only for himself. All of the other characters show concern, but don't really seem to act on that concern, so I would say they are level 2.

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Michael shows the lowest level of empathy at level 1. He does not want to address Dwight’s injury seriously. And in the way he speaks to the doctor toward the end of the clip, it makes it seem like Michael wants to be the center of attention. Therefore, I think this would indicate that he is not showing empathy at all. We do not hear from Oscar, Creed, or Ryan. What we hear of Angela, Meredith, and Jim, shows that they are empathetic. I think just using this clip shows they are at level 2. Pam seems to be the most empathetic, her conversation with Dwight shows us this. However, she does not go with them to the hospital. I think I would want Jim and Pam to take me.

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It's hard to find any examples of empathy higher than a 1. Jim, Meredith and Pam were somewhat empathetic to Dwight's plight but Michael didn't seem to care at all.

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Michael definitely had the least amount of empathy with most other characters presenting level 2 empathy. Jim certainly had a mixed bag of empathetic efforts, but all with good intention. I feel like there wasn't much type 3 empathy. Maybe at the beginning of the clip between Jim and Angela voicing their concerns about taking Dwight to the hospital and Pam helping Dwight to the elevator. I feel like I'd want Pam or Jim to take me to the hospital.