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DOI: 10.1016/0277-9536(85)90318-1
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Maintenance of psychosocial attitudes in medical students

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“…Additionally, they seem to have better conceived patients' expectation to spend the time needed with their doctors during each consultation, an expectation that has been documented previously 18 . Our data are in accordance with previous studies, which found that compassion, perceptiveness, understanding of the fundamental rights of the patient and acceptance of responsibility for the patient's problems are higher in graduating students than in freshmen 16,19 or are even maintained at the same level, 7 despite fear of the decline in empathy during the progress through medical school that has often been discussed 2 …”
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