<prompt> Na kutloelo-bohloko ea kelello e teng?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Does cognitive empathy exist? . Response in English: Yes, cognitive empathy is a type of empathy that is characterized by the ability to understand and recognize another persons emotional state and perspective, without necessarily sharing in those emotions. It is sometimes referred to as perspective-taking or theory of mind. It involves using cognitive processes such as reasoning and analysis to identify and understand another persons emotions and experiences. It is contrasted with affective empathy, which involves feeling and experiencing another persons emotions. Both types of empathy play important roles in our social interactions and relationships, and the ability to exercise cognitive empathy can help us communicate and connect more effectively and compassionately with others. . Response in Sesotho: E, kutloelo-bohloko ea kelello ke mofuta oa kutloelo-bohloko o khetholloang ka bokhoni ba ho utloisisa le ho lemoha boemo ba maikutlo a motho e mong le pono ea hae, ntle le ho kopanela maikutlong ao. Ka linako tse ling e bitsoa ho nka maikutlo kapa khopolo ea kelello. E kenyelletsa ho sebelisa mekhoa ea kelello e kang ho beha mabaka le tlhahlobo ho khetholla le ho utloisisa maikutlo le liphihlelo tsa motho e mong. E fapane le kutloelo-bohloko e amang maikutlo, e akarelletsang ho utloa le ho utloa maikutlo a motho e mong. Mefuta ka bobeli ea kutloelo-bohloko e phetha karolo ea bohlokoa likamanong tsa rona tsa sechaba le likamano, me bokhoni ba ho sebelisa kutloelo-bohloko bo ka re thusa ho buisana le ho hokahanya ka katleho le ka kutloelo-bohloko le ba bang. 