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1. 1 MERTON RK

THE ROLE-SET - PROBLEMS IN SOCIOLOGICAL-THEORY

BRITISH JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY. 1957; 8 (2): 106-120
LCR: 1 CR: 12 LCS: 10 GCS: 255 SCS:

2. 3 MERTON RK, Reader GG, Kendall PL

The Student-Physician: Introductory Studies in the Sociology of Medical Education

STUDENT PHYSICIAN. 1957;
LCR: 0 CR: 0 LCS: 667 GCS: 667 SCS:

3. 39 FREIDSON E

CLIENT CONTROL AND MEDICAL-PRACTICE

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY. 1960; 65 (4): 374-382
LCR: 2 CR: 38 LCS: 10 GCS: 147 SCS:

4. 40 BENDAVID J

ROLES AND INNOVATIONS IN MEDICINE

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY. 1960; 65 (6): 557-568
LCR: 1 CR: 40 LCS: 2 GCS: 79 SCS:

5. 43 GOULDNER AW

THE NORM OF RECIPROCITY - A PRELIMINARY STATEMENT

AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW. 1960; 25 (2): 161-178
LCR: 1 CR: 31 LCS: 3 GCS: 2023 SCS:

6. 54 FOX TF

THE PERSONAL DOCTOR AND HIS RELATION TO THE HOSPITAL - OBSERVATIONS AND REFLECTIONS ON SOME AMERICAN EXPERIMENTS IN GENERAL PRACTICE BY GROUPS

LANCET. 1960; 1 (APR2): 743-760
LCR: 1 CR: 37 LCS: 1 GCS: 66 SCS:

7. 64 GOSS MEW

INFLUENCE AND AUTHORITY AMONG PHYSICIANS IN AN OUTPATIENT-CLINIC

AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW. 1961; 26 (1): 39-50
LCR: 3 CR: 46 LCS: 2 GCS: 68 SCS:

8. 68 SCHEIN EH

MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT AS A PROCESS OF INFLUENCE

IMR-INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT REVIEW. 1961; 2 (2): 59-77
LCR: 1 CR: 9 LCS: 1 GCS: 53 SCS:

9. 78 POLGAR S

HEALTH AND HUMAN-BEHAVIOR - AREAS OF INTEREST COMMON TO THE SOCIAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES

CURRENT ANTHROPOLOGY. 1962; 3 (2): 159-206
LCR: 8 CR: 637 LCS: 0 GCS: 70 SCS:

10. 102 WILENSKY HL

THE PROFESSIONALIZATION OF EVERYONE

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY. 1964; 70 (2): 137-158
LCR: 1 CR: 47 LCS: 15 GCS: 611 SCS:

11. 143 DAVIS MS

VARIATIONS IN PATIENTS COMPLIANCE WITH DOCTORS ORDERS - ANALYSIS OF CONGRUENCE BETWEEN SURVEY RESPONSES AND RESULTS OF EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATIONS

JOURNAL OF MEDICAL EDUCATION. 1966; 41 (11P1): 1037-&
LCR: 1 CR: 38 LCS: 0 GCS: 239 SCS:

12. 158 ZUCKERMAN H

NOBEL LAUREATES IN SCIENCE - PATTERNS OF PRODUCTIVITY, COLLABORATION, AND AUTHORSHIP

AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW. 1967; 32 (3): 391-403
LCR: 1 CR: 29 LCS: 2 GCS: 141 SCS:

13. 207 MADDOX GL, LIEDERMA.V

OVERWEIGHT AS A SOCIAL DISABILITY WITH MEDICAL IMPLICATIONS

JOURNAL OF MEDICAL EDUCATION. 1969; 44 (3): 214-&
LCR: 1 CR: 6 LCS: 0 GCS: 102 SCS:

14. 219 HALL DT, SCHNEIDER B, NYGREN HT

PERSONAL FACTORS IN ORGANIZATIONAL IDENTIFICATION

ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCE QUARTERLY. 1970; 15 (2): 176-190
LCR: 4 CR: 70 LCS: 1 GCS: 157 SCS:

15. 221 EPSTEIN CF

ENCOUNTERING MALE ESTABLISHMENT - SEX-STATUS LIMITS ON WOMENS CAREERS IN PROFESSIONS

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY. 1970; 75 (6): 965-&
LCR: 3 CR: 33 LCS: 2 GCS: 109 SCS:

16. 250 HALL DT

THEORETICAL MODEL OFCAREER SUBIDENTITY DEVELOPMENT IN ORGANIZATIONAL SETTINGS

ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR AND HUMAN PERFORMANCE. 1971; 6 (1): 50-76
LCR: 4 CR: 71 LCS: 1 GCS: 121 SCS:

17. 252 COSER RL, ROKOFF G

WOMEN IN OCCUPATIONAL WORLD - SOCIAL DISRUPTION AND CONFLICT

SOCIAL PROBLEMS. 1971; 18 (4): 535-&
LCR: 4 CR: 37 LCS: 1 GCS: 96 SCS:

18. 267 EPSTEIN CF

POSITIVE EFFECTS OF MULTIPLE NEGATIVE - EXPLAINING SUCCESS OF BLACK PROFESSIONAL WOMEN

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY. 1973; 78 (4): 912-935
LCR: 2 CR: 61 LCS: 0 GCS: 67 SCS:

19. 287 REZLER AG

ATTITUDE CHANGES DURING MEDICAL-SCHOOL - REVIEW OF LITERATURE

JOURNAL OF MEDICAL EDUCATION. 1974; 49 (11): 1023-1030
LCR: 2 CR: 21 LCS: 9 GCS: 148 SCS:

20. 331 PINEAULT R

EFFECT OF MEDICAL-TRAINING FACTORS ON PHYSICIAN UTILIZATION BEHAVIOR

MEDICAL CARE. 1977; 15 (1): 51-67
LCR: 2 CR: 28 LCS: 0 GCS: 52 SCS:

21. 340 MORTIMER JT, SIMMONS RG

ADULT SOCIALIZATION

ANNUAL REVIEW OF SOCIOLOGY. 1978; 4: 421-454
LCR: 11 CR: 219 LCS: 4 GCS: 62 SCS:

22. 376 FOX RC

THE EVOLUTION OF MEDICAL UNCERTAINTY

MILBANK MEMORIAL FUND QUARTERLY-HEALTH AND SOCIETY. 1980; 58 (1): 1-49
LCR: 2 CR: 56 LCS: 8 GCS: 70 SCS:

23. 430 MCKINLAY JB, ARCHES J

TOWARDS THE PROLETARIANIZATION OF PHYSICIANS

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HEALTH SERVICES. 1985; 15 (2): 161-195
LCR: 2 CR: 115 LCS: 1 GCS: 145 SCS:

24. 463 BLOOM SW

STRUCTURE AND IDEOLOGY IN MEDICAL-EDUCATION - AN ANALYSIS OF RESISTANCE TO CHANGE

JOURNAL OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL BEHAVIOR. 1988 DEC; 29 (4): 294-306
LCR: 1 CR: 58 LCS: 11 GCS: 97 SCS:

25. 468 MILLER DT, TURNBULL W, MCFARLAND C

PARTICULARISTIC AND UNIVERSALISTIC EVALUATION IN THE SOCIAL-COMPARISON PROCESS

JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY. 1988 DEC; 55 (6): 908-917
LCR: 1 CR: 31 LCS: 0 GCS: 71 SCS:

26. 515 HAFFERTY FW, FRANKS R

THE HIDDEN CURRICULUM, ETHICS TEACHING, AND THE STRUCTURE OF MEDICAL-EDUCATION

ACADEMIC MEDICINE. 1994 NOV; 69 (11): 861-871
LCR: 5 CR: 66 LCS: 13 GCS: 347 SCS:

27. 530 Susser M, Susser E

Choosing a future for epidemiology .2. From black box to Chinese boxes and eco-epidemiology

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 1996 MAY; 86 (5): 674-677
LCR: 1 CR: 19 LCS: 0 GCS: 301 SCS:

28. 552 Stern DT

Practicing what we preach? An analysis of the curriculum of values in medical education

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF MEDICINE. 1998 JUN; 104 (6): 569-575
LCR: 4 CR: 29 LCS: 2 GCS: 54 SCS:

29. 608 Haidet P, Stein HF

The role of the student-teacher relationship in the formation of physicians - The hidden curriculum as process

JOURNAL OF GENERAL INTERNAL MEDICINE. 2006 JAN; 21: S16-S20
LCR: 2 CR: 71 LCS: 0 GCS: 54 SCS:

30. 613 Stern DT, Papadakis M

The developing physician - Becoming a professional

NEW ENGLAND JOURNAL OF MEDICINE. 2006 OCT 26; 355 (17): 1794-1799
LCR: 6 CR: 60 LCS: 2 GCS: 64 SCS:

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