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AYRT. Of course they can be, just like people in any other profession. But most people brush that kind of behavior off or call them for the jerks they are, whereas the ones who see themselves as victims tend to use the word bullying.

Well, you certainly sound like an expert on the subject. Where can I find your research paper on people's typical reactions to unprofessional behavior from their doctors? I'd love to read it; the way you describe the results sounds like the complete opposite of what I would have expected, given the power dynamics between a doctor (who, after all, is an authority in this context) and a patient.

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