| 英文摘要 |
The purpose of medical education is to make medical students to become doctors who can respect lives and treat patients as their family members in their future professional career. According to this, the personal characteristics of medical students and their learning in medical school should be considered. The 201 volunteer medical students from 1st year to fourth year in China Medical University were surveyed in this study. The relationship between personal characteristics of medical students and their learning was investigated. The results showed that among their personal characteristics the strongest of healthy characteristics was reality and most of their personal characteristics which included confidence, normality feeling, self-respect, health, optimism, externality, stability and human relationship were fairly healthy. However the negative characteristic of anxiety was higher. The personal characteristics of medical students were negatively correlated with their automatic learning in school. The medical students with lower automatic learning scores had higher scores in depression, interpersonal problems, anxiety, impulse expression, social introversion, self-depreciation, deviation. On the contrary students with higher automatic learning scores were optimistic, stable, self-respectful, external, good in human relationship and normal. From the differences of personal characteristics in the analysis of background and learning experience variables, the following items can be found : (1) The first year students were less realistic than second, third, and fourth year students. (2)The anxiety and health concerns of female students were more than those of male students.(3) The students with hospital volunteer experiences showed stronger characteristic of sickness concerns than those without experiences. Students without experiences were more self-devaluation. (4)Students with bad school scores appeared to be abnormal, sick in characteristics and felt to be forced by others. Students with good school scores were more external, those with the best school scores were more internal. Based on the above findings, profound suggestions will be given for the references of medical education and consulting works. |