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Blue AV et al. – Results indicate students' attitudes are positive about several of the attributes associated with traditional professionalism definitions; however, there were cases where students' knowledge and attitudes towards professionalism appear incongruent with traditional definitions. Further development of self–assessments of knowledge and attitudes towards professionalism are suggested.

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