Faculty Assessments in a Military Medical Field Practicum: Rater Experience and Gender Do Not Appear to Influence Scoring

Volume: 185, Issue: 3-4, Pages: e358 - e363
Published: Jan 11, 2020
Abstract
Introduction Any implicit and explicit biases that exist may alter our interpretation of people and events. Within the context of assessment, it is important to determine if biases exist and to decrease any existing biases, especially when rating student performance to provide meaningful, fair, and useful input. The purpose of this study was to determine if the experience and gender of faculty members contribute to their ratings of students in a...
Paper Details
Title
Faculty Assessments in a Military Medical Field Practicum: Rater Experience and Gender Do Not Appear to Influence Scoring
Published Date
Jan 11, 2020
Volume
185
Issue
3-4
Pages
e358 - e363
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