which are perceived as abusive, or he may be being seen as some other significant person in the patient's life.If the needs of the patient, including the need to express feelings and opinions, are put first these encounters can be rendered less traumatic.If gynaecologists function to satisfy their own needs -for example, "to convince [patients] that stereo- typing is unfair"-the scene is set for further conflict.
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Naomi Pfeffer (1993) studied this question.