Comparison of "fact-recall" with "higher-order" questions in multiple-choice examinations as predictors of clinical performance of medical students

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S J Peitzman, L Z Nieman and E J Gracely

Academic medicine, v 65(9 Suppl), pp S59-S60

Sep 1990

PMID: 2400508

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Mental Processes

Clinical Competence

Predictive Value of Tests

Mental Recall

Educational Measurement - methods

Students, Medical - psychology

Humans

Clinical Clerkship

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Title: Comparison of "fact-recall" with "higher-order" questions in multiple-choice examinations as predictors of clinical performance of medical students
Creators: S J Peitzman - Medical College of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA 19129
L Z Nieman
E J Gracely
Publication Details: Academic medicine, v 65(9 Suppl), pp S59-S60
Publisher: Lippincott; United States
Resource Type: Journal article
Language: English
Academic Unit: MD (Doctor of Medicine) Program
Web of Science ID: WOS:A1990EA23700031
Scopus ID: 2-s2.0-0025016333
Other Identifier: 991014878645904721

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