FAQ

Yes, cats can often sense changes in a person's mental health through behavioral cues and emotional states.

Yes, some cats can recognize signs of human distress and may respond with comfort-seeking behaviors.

Yes, cats can often sense changes in your mental health through behavioral cues and body language.

Yes, many cats can show concern when their owners cry, responding with comforting behaviors like purring or snuggling.

Cats display emotional intelligence through their ability to recognize human emotions, adapt their behavior, and communicate their own needs effectively.

Cats are not necessarily less emotionally intelligent than dogs, but they express and respond to emotions differently due to their independent nature and evolutionary history.

Cats are believed to lack complex social emotions like guilt, jealousy, and shame, which are more commonly associated with humans.

Yes, cats are emotionally aware and can sense human emotions as well as express their own feelings through behavior and body language.

Not in corpus.

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