Physicians from a Lower-Class Social Origin Were More Likely Than

Multiple Choice

Physicians from a lower-class social origin were more likely than upper-class doctors to emphasize success values as reasons for going into medicine. Those physicians who were initially success-oriented became less so after commencing their practices, while the reverse occurred with those who were less success-oriented. This change occurs through:

A) Socialization.
B) Professionalization.
C) Medicalization.
D) Hazing.
E) All of the above.