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Development and Countermeasures of Applied Psychology at Medical Colleges and Universities

DU Wen-dong

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The development of applied psychology at medical colleges and universities has met with some problems at present.It should both solve problems similar to those at normal universities and its unique problem in development: how to give play to strong points and features of the major and turn them into students' advantages in job seeking.

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The development of applied psychology at medical colleges and universities has met with some problems at present.It should both solve problems similar to those at normal universities and its unique problem in development: how to give play to strong points and features of the major and turn them into students' advantages in job seeking.

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The development of applied psychology at medical colleges and universities has met with some problems at present.It should both solve problems similar to those at normal universities and its unique problem in development: how to give play to strong points and features of the major and turn them into students' advantages in job seeking.

Key concepts: Medical education, Countermeasure, Psychology, Engineering ethics, Medicine, Engineering, Aerospace engineering

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