Efficacy of Cognitive/Noncognitive Measures in Predicting Resident-Physician Performance.

And Others; Keck, Jonathan W.

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Publication Date: 1979-Oct

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Efficacy of Cognitive/Noncognitive Measures in Predicting Resident-Physician Performance.

And Others; Keck, Jonathan W.

Journal of Medical Education, v54 n10 p759-65 Oct 1979

An investigation was made to determine the increase in predictive efficiency attained by adding noncognitive variables to cognitive variables in predicting clinical performance of residents. It was found that a combination functions much better than any individual variables or even any specific class of variables in predicting resident clinical performance. (Author/JMD)

Descriptors: Clinical Experience, Cognitive Measurement, Graduate Medical Students, Higher Education, Medical Education, Multiple Regression Analysis, Performance, Performance Factors, Personality Assessment, Predictive Measurement, Predictor Variables, Student Teacher Supervisors, Success

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