The Use of Clinical Observations in the Teaching of Behavioral Sciences.

Peay, Marilyn Y.

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The Use of Clinical Observations in the Teaching of Behavioral Sciences

Peay, Marilyn Y.

Journal of Medical Education, 52, 8, 685-6, Aug 77

In the behavioral science course for medical students at the University of Adelaide, students observe behavior in different treatment settings and then write an essay applying behavioral science concepts to what they have observed. Student reaction has been positive and the program is successful in providing students with an unbiased view of treatment procedures. (LBH)

Descriptors: Behavioral Sciences, Clinical Experience, Essays, Evaluation Methods, Higher Education, Humanism, Medical Education, Medical Students, Medicine, Observational Learning, Patients, Physicians, Teaching Methods

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