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University of Coimbra Tests Programs to Reduce Prejudices with Minorities

Psychoneurophysiological study will be tested in adults, before and after participation, from two different programs: one will be focused on promoting empathy, another on promoting compassion.

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University of Coimbra Tests Programs to Reduce Prejudices with Minorities

Psychoneurophysiological study will be tested in adults, before and after participation, from two different programs: one will be focused on promoting empathy, another on promoting compassion.

1 hour ago·Lisboa, Portugal

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Observador broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal 1 hour ago on Thursday, October 8, 2026.

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