Differences in Medical Studentsʼ Empathy
Academic MedicinePublished 1 December 2000
Bruce W. Newton, Mildred A. Savidge, Laurie Barber, Elton Cleveland, James A. Clardy, G. Marvin Beeman
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SJR score1.45
SNIP2.03
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Medical students' Balanced Emotional Empathy Scale scores were compared by year, sex, and expressed specialty choice, and were lower for students choosing non-core specialties, and for M4 men students compared with M3 men students.
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Medical students' Balanced Emotional Empathy Scale scores were compared by year, sex, and expressed specialty choice. Scores were lower for students choosing non-core specialties, and for M4 men students compared with M3 men students.
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Medicine