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Jessica H Bailey1, Brian Rutledge1
1School of Health Related Professions, University of Mississippi Medical Center,, Jackson, Mississippi.
Abstract:
Clinical training is paramount to the educational experience of learners, and the purpose of this training can be categorized into the following 4 categories of learning taxonomies: socialization, clinical reasoning, medical management of patient care and attitudinal change. This article investigates the educational psychology that provides the foundation of the categories of learning that take place in the clinical environment. Understanding this is critically important to create an opportunity for learners to activate their knowledge repertoire at the precise time of appropriate application.
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