Two Words, Two Meanings: How Vague Exam Language Skews Surgical Testing
A nationwide study of Canadian surgical trainees found that the phrase best management on multiple-choice exams is interpreted inconsistently, making ...
A nationwide study of Canadian surgical trainees found that the phrase best management on multiple-choice exams is interpreted inconsistently, making ...
A VCU study in American Psychologist finds that anxiety over anti-transgender legislation predicts psychological distress more strongly than personal discrimination, ...
A study of 567 sexual and gender minority adults in Brazil finds that social support buffers the mental health impact ...
A new survey of Turkish medical students finds that while interest in surgery does not differ significantly by gender, female ...
A study of over 10,000 California adults finds that the type and frequency of experienced discrimination, particularly sexual orientation discrimination, ...
A qualitative study of 648 job advertisements and 18 teacher interviews finds that age, marital status, appearance, political views, and ...
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