Who conducted the study on unprofessional behavior on social media by young vascular doctors?

Three male individuals created fake social media accounts to purposefully spy on applicants.

What kind of bias does the study have due to the gender of the individuals who conducted the study?

The study has a bias because the three individuals who scoured the social media profiles were male, which may not accurately represent the behavior of all young vascular doctors.

What percentage of young doctors were found to have potentially unprofessional behavior on social media?

About 25 of the 25 young doctors who were looked at had quote unquote potentially unprofessional behavior or clearly unprofessional behavior.

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