PSYCHOLOGICAL MECHANISMS OF DEVELOPING CLINICAL REASONING IN FUTURE MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS DURING PATIENT CARE
Keywords:
clinical reasoning, psychological mechanisms, cognitive processes, metacognitive processes, emotional-volitional mechanisms, social mechanisms, medical education, professional competence.Abstract
The article examines the psychological mechanisms involved in the development of clinical reasoning in future medical professionals during patient care. Clinical reasoning is viewed as an integrative process that includes cognitive, metacognitive, emotional-volitional, and social components. These components enable medical students to analyze clinical information, predict disease progression, and make well-founded clinical decisions.
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