Career choices in psychiatry: The evolution from resident to practitioner

Granet, Roger; Cooper, Arnold M.

doi:10.1016/0010-440x(90)90068-4

Comprehensive Psychiatry

1990

DOI: 10.1016/0010-440x(90)90068-4

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Career choices in psychiatry: The evolution from resident to practitioner

Roger Granet¹,

Arnold M. Cooper²

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“…In contrast to medical students, who dealt with stress by working harder or seeking regressive solutions such as drug or alcohol use (Vaillant, Sobowale, & McArther, 1972), psychiatry residents were more likely to employ relationship-oriented coping mechanisms that involved seeking support from loved ones (Looney, Harding, Blotcky, & Barnhart, 1980). The ending of residency training in psychiatry has been likened to the ending of adolescence in that the evolution from training to career is a developmental process that evokes powerful affective responses (Granet and Cooper, 1990).…”

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Christian Psychology Graduate School's Impact on Marriage: Nonstudent Spouses Speak

Legako¹,

Sorenson

2000

Journal of Psychology and Theology

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Although many empirical studies have investigated marital distress and marital satisfaction, no research has been conducted on the impact of graduate school on marriage for students-in-training, particularly from the viewpoint of the nonstudent spouse. Using a qualitative research methodology, six male and six female spouses of third and fourth year graduate students at an APA-approved program in clinical psychology were subjects in the present study. Three hypotheses investigated were: (a) graduate training would have a detrimental effect on student marriages, (b) nonstudent spouses would report marital strain due to student spouses' emotional isolation and withdrawal, and (c) due to the process of acculturation into organized secular psychology, students' emphasis on personal religious faith would decrease. The first hypothesis was supported, the second was unsupported, and the third received mixed support. Three recommendations to support student marriages within graduate educational settings are offered in conclusion.

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Christian Psychology Graduate School's Impact on Marriage: Nonstudent Spouses Speak

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Sorenson

2000

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Women in Psychiatric Training

Bogan

2004

Academic Psychiatry

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Training in Psychiatry: An Examination of Trainee Perceptions. Part 1

Kozlowska

Nunn

Cousens

1997

Aust N Z J Psychiatry

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In addressing these issues, we aim to increase the degree of self-consciousness and reflectiveness of the profession of psychiatry within the Australian context. If there is to be a substantial shift for the better in trainees' perceptions of consultants, it is likely that the general consultant experience will have to be improved rather than providing small amounts of exposure to high quality consultants.

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Career choices in psychiatry: The evolution from resident to practitioner

Cited by 3 publications

References 19 publications

Christian Psychology Graduate School's Impact on Marriage: Nonstudent Spouses Speak

Christian Psychology Graduate School's Impact on Marriage: Nonstudent Spouses Speak

Women in Psychiatric Training

Training in Psychiatry: An Examination of Trainee Perceptions. Part 1

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