A Comparison of Personality Types Among Female Student Health Professionals.

Rezler, Agnes G.; Buckley, Joanne Marengo

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A Comparison of Personality Types Among Female Student Health Professionals

Rezler, Agnes G.; Buckley, Joanne Marengo

Journal of Medical Education, 52, 6, 475-7, Jun 77

Personality traits of women students in medicine, pharmacy, medical technology, physical therapy, dietetics, and occupational therapy were examined. Medical students were found to be guided more by thinking than feelings; pharmacy students prefer well-planned, routine work; occupational therapy students, changing situations and flexibility. (Editor/LBH)

Descriptors: Allied Health Occupations Education, Comparative Analysis, Dietetics, Females, Higher Education, Individual Characteristics, Medical Students, Occupational Therapy, Personality, Pharmaceutical Education, Physical Therapists

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