Preception in Residency Training: Methods and Problems
Abstract
The shifting, broadening role of the psychiatrist emphasizes the importance of idividual preception. In this experience the resident learns directly from the supervisor and is exposed, in a meaningful way, to his therapeutic style, personality, and attitudes. A program is described which provides a flexible combination of supervisory experiences to meet the needs of the individual resident.
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