Posted by leah on Friday, February 5, 2010 at 7:36pm.
This answer would vary depending on your actual values and beliefs. So I don't think we could help you.
If you have strong religious beliefs, you may have trouble empathisizing with a patient who's an atheist.
For years, I had difficulty working with people who suffered from depression: I veiwed it as a weakness, a choice, in them.
Currently, I have great difficulty working with folks with personality disorders, such as antisocial; and immature disorders.
Is this a result of my WASP upbringing? Perhaps. Is it a result of my career in the military, where I was shielded from these folks? Perhaps.
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