Self-compassion in medical students: a pilot study of its association with professionalism pressure

BMC Medical Education

Table.1 The correlations between the “good doctor” concept vs. self-perceived difference and self-compassion subscales

	Self-Kindness	Self-Judgment^b	Common Humanity	Isolation^b	Mindfulness	Over-identified^b	Self-compassion total^a
“good doctor” vs. self-perception difference	-0.32^***	0.27^***	-0.12^*	0.36^***	-0.13^*	0.33^***	-0.35^***
Self-compassion total	0.77^***	0.72^***	0.58^***	0.79^***	0.68^***	0.78^***	-

*p < 0.05; **p < 0.01; ***p < 0.0001; ^athe higher total score indicates higher self-compassion; ^bself-judgment, isolation, and over-identification subscales were calculated by reverse coding: higher values mean lower self-judgment, isolation, and over-identification.

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