The Factorial Structure of American Attitudes toward Male Nurses
The Journal of Social PsychologyPublished 1 October 1986
Edward J. Laroche, Hanoch Livneh
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"The Factorial Structure of American Attitudes toward Male Nurses." The Journal of Social Psychology, 126(5), pp. 679–680
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PsychologySocial SciencesNursing
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This study examined the relationship between six demographic variables of 174 respondents and acceptance of males in the nursing profession and indicated that only two variables, respondents' educational level and sex, significantly predicted attitudes toward male nurses.