论文信息 - Altruism revisited: a comparison of medical, law and business students' altruistic attitudes

Altruism revisited: a comparison of medical, law and business students' altruistic attitudes

Objective Although the concept of altruism in medicine has a long tradition in Western thought, little empirical research has been carried out recently in this area. This study compares the altruistic attitudes of medical, legal and business students.

Michael Wilkes | Claudia Der-Martirosian | Ian D Coulter

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