“… 50 They may promote medical postgraduates’ academic competence and research literacy, such as attending conferences, workshops, and seminars related to their area of specialization, taking online courses on new medical advancements and techniques, or observing and imitating the academic skills of outstanding postgraduates. These activities help to build up new internal resources and improve positive mood, with the gradual improvement of learning level, they will obtain sufficient useful instrumental resources (eg, information, knowledge, abilities, and skills) and psychological resources (eg, competence, self-efficacy, mental resilience) to counteract the threat of stressors, 51 , 52 reduce the experience of negative emotions and weaken the “exhaustion” of excessive loss of emotional resources, thereby they will be more likely to engage in their medical study and research.…”