Cueing in multiple choice questions: a reliable, valid and economical solution.
PubMedPublished 1 January 1988
J. Jon Veloski, Howard K. Rabinowitz, M R Robeson
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Test questions dealing with diagnosis and management were administered to medical students in both multiple-choice format and an open-ended form which can be scored by computer.
Abstract
Test questions dealing with diagnosis and management were administered to medical students in both multiple-choice format and an open-ended form which can be scored by computer. Open-ended questions are feasible to administer, equally reliable and may be more valid in certain domains than multiple-choice questions.
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Social SciencesMedicine