Are there any psychologic differences between island residents and continent residents?

Answer 1

The islanders might have a vague feeling of isolation. It'd depend though on the size of the island, it's distance to a mainland, if it had any important cities, and whether the population was largely native or immigrant. For example, Australia is an island, but the feelings of its residents might be very different from the residents of a tiny South Pacific island.

Answer 2

multiple hospitals confer with the 1st year docs (sparkling out of med college) as 'interns'. some do no longer...to some, they're all citizens. human beings who do, they confer with the docs who've been out of school for a minimum of a year or 2 as 'citizens', consequently, they might outrank an intern. An attending only refers back to the attending scientific expert at a given time or in a given section who's over the citizens/interns.

Answer 3

i think so..