Prioritization and heterogeneity in information disclosure: a conjoint and cluster analysis on Chinese medical students’ decision-making

Incorporating both Western and Confucian values, as well as practical factors, these medical students act as active agents in the decision-making process, guided by their personal identities and professional beliefs.

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BMC Medical Ethics
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2026-01-03
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12910-025-01352-9
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Cultural Differences and Values
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Prioritization and heterogeneity in information disclosure: a conjoint and cluster analysis on Chinese medical students’ decision-making

Chuqian Chen
BMC Medical Ethics
Cultural Differences and Values
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Prioritization and heterogeneity in information disclosure: a conjoint and cluster analysis on Chinese medical students’ decision-making

Chuqian Chen
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Abstract

Incorporating both Western and Confucian values, as well as practical factors, these medical students act as active agents in the decision-making process, guided by their personal identities and professional beliefs.

BMC Medical EthicsVol. 27(1)
Cal Humanities (US)
National Natural Science Foundation of China, Southeast University
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Openalex Percentile: Top 98%
Cultural Differences and Values
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