NURSES' ATTITUDES TOWARD SUBSTANCE MISUSERS. II EXPERIMENTS AND STUDIES COMPARING NURSES TO OTHER GROUPS
Las investigaciones experimentales de enfermeras indican constantemente que un paciente marcado como consumidor de sustancias nocivas es percibido mucho más negativamente, en relación a una gran gama de atributos personales, que un paciente idéntico que no está marcado como tal. Las evaluaciones com...
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