… The search was conducted using the following keywords: clinical judgment and sex or gender
or race or social class. Articles were also found by contacting senior research colleagues …

… In each clinical judgment neither race nor social class of the patients was a factor. … to the
social class of the patient. Studies that investigate bias in clinical judgment fall into four main …

… The occupation attributed to a stimulus person clearly affected clinical judgments in the
present study, and this finding agrees with Lee's (1968) assertion of a social class effect. Taken …

… of social class on the judgments of practicing social workers indicate that social class may be
an even more potent variable in clinical … also found to affect clinical judgments. Black clients …

… For this analysis, frequencies were pooled across the two levels of social class. The chi-square
of 9.96 (dj = 2) was significant beyond the .01 level, indicating that the frequency of …

… At any rate, our results on both social class and ethnicity do not confirm Schofield and
Oakes' (1975) contention that there is a strong "anti-hospitalization" attitude among today's …

… of covert injustice in the clinical venture. If value biases in clinical judgment exist, we might
… Evidence of patient and clinician social class, race, sex, and value effects is then examined. …

… psychiatrists can easily find indications of mental illness in lower-class individuals because
of the differing rules of conduct between social classes. An extension of this proposal has …

… systematic errors in clinical judgments of men, Whites, and middle social class members as
… , and lower social class members. Evidence that therapists err in their judgments of patients …

… on clinical judgment and how psychologists’ clinical experience… Class IV or Class V makes
a difference in clinical judgment. … those at the lowest social class level (Class V) and supports …