2000
• Generalists: 32 percent
• Generalists with specialty interests: 37 percent
• Specialists: 31 percent
2002
• Generalists: 30 percent
• Generalists with specialty interests: 35 percent
• Specialists: 35 percent
2004
• Generalists: 29 percent
• Generalists with specialty interests: 34 percent
• Specialists: 37 percent
2006
• Generalists: 28 percent
• Generalists with specialty interests: 33 percent
• Specialists: 39 percent
2008
• Generalists: 25 percent
• Generalists with specialty interests: 30 percent
• Specialists: 45 percent
2010
• Generalists: 23 percent
• Generalists with specialty interests: 31 percent
• Specialists: 46 percent
2012
• Generalists: 23 percent
• Generalists with specialty interests: 31 percent
• Specialists: 46 percent
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