Personal Profile and Desicion-Making Regulation in Medical Specialists:from a Student to a Medical Pratitioner

Pavlova, E.; Корнилова, Татьяна Владимировна; Krasavtseva, Yulia; Bogacheva, Nataliya

doi:10.28995/2073-6398-2019-2-97-115

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“…On another sample of medical specialists, the following relationships were established between the Big Five traits (measured with TIPI) and the attitude toward uncertainty (Pavlova et al, 2019). Extroversion was negatively associated with ITN (NTN-33 scales) in both samples, but medical doctors did not observe its positive relationship with TN shown in the control group, and ITN in medical doctors was not associated with openness to experience (a negative connection in the control group).…”

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Empathy and Personality Traits of Medical Doctors Working in the Covid-19 Pandemic

Krasnov¹,

Kryukova²,

Kotlovskiy³

2021

psychology

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During the COVID-19 pandemic doctors use their intellectual and personal potential in order to be effective in their work, as they were placed in a situation with special requirements for professional activity, creating an emotionally charged environment. Empathy, emotional intelligence (EI), and emotional stability play an important role. Our objective was to study the relationship between empathy, EI, intuition, attitudes toward uncertainty and personality traits in doctors performing their professional activities during the COVID-19 pandemic. The study involved 122 doctors of different specialties (psychiatrists, pediatricians, surgeons, oncologists, etc.). Six questionnaires were used. The Jefferson Scale of Empathy and confirmatory factor analysis were used to verify the factor structure, where the original three-factor model showed the best fit. To identify the relationships between the variables, the Spearman test was used. In our sample of medical doctors, emotional stability characterizes individuals with high self-control and sociality (TEIQue scales). Our data allows us to highlight that empathy fails to be integrated with traits of emotional intelligence in the personality profiles of medical doctors. But distancing from the sphere of one’s experiences in interpersonal relationships during the COVID pandemic may be a necessary component in the personal regulation of the performance of one’s professional responsibilities.

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Empathy and Personality Traits of Medical Doctors Working in the Covid-19 Pandemic

Krasnov¹,

Kryukova²,

Kotlovskiy³

2021

psychology

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Relationship between emotional sphere, tolerance of uncertainty and productive decision-making strategies

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Александровна²

2021

Vestn. of Samara State Techn. Univ. Ser.: Psych. and Pedag. Sci

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Tolerance for uncertainty is a component of intellectual-personal potential and mediates the decision-making process (DM). The state of Art demonstrates that tolerance of uncertainty contributes to effective and productive decision-making and associated with the constructs that reveal the emotional sphere of a person. The theory of dynamic regulative systems predicts that in the decision-making process, both cognitive and emotional-personal components (tolerance of uncertainty, emotional creativity, and emotional experience of threats from uncertainty) can reach the upper levels of the hierarchy. The role of tolerance for uncertainty in the decision-making processes is relatively well known, however the contribution of the emotional sphere to the problem-solving processes, as well as its relationship with tolerance of uncertainty, is not sufficiently studied. The aim of the study was to establish correlations between emotional creativity and tolerance for uncertainty and productive decision-making strategies. Hypotheses: positive correlation between emotional creativity tolerance of uncertainty productive decision-making strategies was expected. As a result, positive relationship between emotional creativity and tolerance of uncertainty was revealed. It is shown that emotional creativity can be involved in decision-making processes in two ways: to help overcome uncertainty and increase the effectiveness of problem solving, or to lead to difficulties in overcoming interpersonal intolerance of uncertainty, due to a decrease in components of self-control and control of emotional expression. Taken together, the results demonstrate the inclusion of uncertainty tolerance in the emotional sphere of the person, and show the involvement of these components in the DM processes.

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Personal Profile and Desicion-Making Regulation in Medical Specialists:from a Student to a Medical Pratitioner

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Empathy and Personality Traits of Medical Doctors Working in the Covid-19 Pandemic

Empathy and Personality Traits of Medical Doctors Working in the Covid-19 Pandemic

Relationship between emotional sphere, tolerance of uncertainty and productive decision-making strategies

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