Can one show empathy but not sympathy, and does sympathy get in the way?

Can one show empathy but not sympathy, and does sympathy get in the way? How do criminal justice students perceive sympathy over other liberal arts students?The introduction and literature review sections of your paper include foundational information for the reader and serve as an introduction to the entire research project. Once you complete your draft of the introduction, you may need to go back and add to it once you get further along in the research process. Each of these sections will support one another, so do not think of them as independent, siloed parts. Think of them of parts of a whole.
Here are the requirements for the drafts due at this time:
Section I: Introduction: Explain the type of research that you are conducting and what the central issue is.
Section II: Literature Review: Review the relevant literature as it pertains to the issue at hand. You must integrate (not synthesize) at least 7 sources. Of those, at least 5 must be scholarly. All sources must be listed on the references page.
Each section will be worth 10 points using the rubric below. Please put both sections on the same document and separate them with an APA heading. Remember – there is no heading for the introduction.
APA title page is not necessary at this time, but your references page (at least an honest start to it) is due along with the literature review draft.
Criteria
Content [10 points]
Student included all aspects of the drafted section as described in the assignment
Writing conventions [10 points]
Student writing is academic, contains few grammatical/structural errors, follows APA for citation, includes citations/references where necessary

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