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Research Article

Academic achievement, depression and anxiety during medical education predict the styles of success in a medical career: A 10-year longitudinal study

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Pages e611-e619 | Published online: 21 Aug 2012

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Figure 1. Model of success predictors (academic achievement, depression and anxiety during medical education) and markers of success four years after graduation.

Figure 1. Model of success predictors (academic achievement, depression and anxiety during medical education) and markers of success four years after graduation.

Table 1  Descriptions of the three styles of success in a medical career dimensions: cluster analysis (bineary Euclidean distance measure and Ward's linkage method)

Table 2  Means (±standard deviation) for groups representing the styles of success in the medical career, in terms of academic achievement, depression and anxiety at admission and during medical school

Table 3  Discriminant analysis for groups representing the styles of success in the medical career, in terms of academic achievement, depression and anxiety at admission and during medical school education

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