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Exploring the role of gender and gendered pain expectation in physiotherapy students

Marudan Sivagurunathan, Joy C. MacDermid, Joseph Chien Yee Chuang, A D Kaplan, Stephanie Lupton, Deidra McDermid

Canadian Journal of Pain · 2019 · 10 citations · 28 references

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Concepts

Social SciencesGender StudiesGenderPhysical TherapyGender DifferencesGender NormsGender RolesPain PsychologyPhysical RehabilitationGender Differences In HealthGender Role ExpectationsGender Stereotype BiasPhysiotherapy RehabilitationSymptom Expectation

Abstract

: In conclusion, men and women in training to be physical therapists demonstrate similar gendered trait profiles and little gender bias in relation to pain expectations.

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