#10708. Do different response formats affect how test takers approach a clinical reasoning task? An experimental study on antecedents of diagnostic accuracy using a constructed response and a selected response format

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Abstract:
In this article, we report on an experimental study in which we address the question of how much list-type selected response formats and short-essay type constructed response formats are related to differences in how test-takers approach clinical reasoning tasks.
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Clinical reasoning; Cognitive reflection; Processing fluency; Response format

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