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Attitudes toward specific therapies.

Attitudes of the physician and attitudes of the patient may affect the rational use of specific therapies. An example is the use of penicillin for the common cold. A survey showed that 25 per cent of physicians and 16 per cent to 22 per cent of three other groups polled had received penicillin for a cold, although there is no rational basis for such therapy. Evaluation of both the physicians' and patients' attitudes toward specific therapies might lead to a more rational treatment of the patient as a total personality.

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