C ）How I manage fear as a hypochondriac doctor https://youtu.be/h3OqXhnqRLc?si=WSO4tidkFrNuGrfy

 1. What was surprising or interesting about the video?

An in-depth look at the extreme stress and psychological challenges a doctor faces on the job, especially in an environment dealing with high risk and uncertainty. He candidly describes his own experiences fighting anxiety and fear, as well as finding balance and coping strategies in a crisis. This sincere and open attitude shows the hidden inner struggle and courage behind the medical workers, which makes people think deeply and move.


2. What is the main theme of the video and what do you think about it?

The theme is the psychological challenges faced by healthcare workers in the face of uncertainty and risk, and how to deal with these challenges. The author shares his own inner anxiety and reflection in the face of life and death decisions, emphasizing the importance of accepting and managing risks. The story deeply reveals the delicate balance between professional responsibilities and mental health, and calls for people to deal with anxiety and challenges in a more positive attitude.


3. How does the topic of this video relate to what we're talking about in class?

Uncertainty and risk management in healthcare. It highlights the psychological burden and coping strategies in the face of high-risk situations, such as anxiety and conflicts of self-preservation. These questions reflect research interest in sociology on professional identity, responsibility, and coping with challenges, especially in the face of unpredictable environments and personal emotional pressures.

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