Detached concern?: Emotional socialization in twenty-first century medical education

@DrMegs @chris_laube @anya_steezia This is the Underman and Hirschfield, altho their section is brief and just cites other studies: https://t.co/pHyGmlxWRo

I’ve been interested in how the expectations of emotional presentation for physicians have changed away from ‘detached concern’ toward warmth and empathy for some time now (see my article with @hirsheys https://t.co/VbdUBKgOQh).

Needless to say, our findings are a major departure from the style of emotional socialization noted by Lief & Fox (1963), Smith & Kleinman (1989), and others. For more, see @KellyUnderman & @hirsheys (2016): https://t.co/LZ21yAcMZ4

@michaelsierraa @aselbst @ralmeling @ruha9 @MargaretTraeger So many great suggestions here! @KellyUnderman and I cite a bunch of the classics in medical socialization (related to emotions) in our 2016 @socscimed piece - might be another good place to st…