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Physician Stereotypes about Female Health and Illness:

Women & HealthPublished 15 August 1979
Jacqueline Wallen, Howard Waitzkin, John D. Stoeckle
Citations155
SJR quartileQ2
SJR score0.53
SNIP0.54

TL;DR

Three hundred and thirty-six tape recorded interactions between a stratified random sample of physicians and a sample of their patients are analyzed in order to compare male and female information-seeking behavior in the medical interview and to contrast the response of doctors tomale and female requests for information.

Abstract

Three hundred and thirty-six tape recorded interactions between a stratified random sample of physicians and a sample of their patients are analyzed in order to compare male and female information-seeking behavior in the medical interview and to contrast the response of doctors to male and female requests for information. Some of the underlying attitudes on the part of the physicians that may affect the information-exchange process are discussed.

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