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Medical Education|August 1, 2017

Exploring examinee behaviours as validity evidence for multiple-choice question examinationsLuke T Surry, Dario Torre, Steven J Durning

BMJ Case Reports|May 30, 2019

Aggravation and deliberation over lung herniationMichelle N Lee, Luke T Surry, David M Ferraro

BMC Medical Education|November 25, 2018

A mixed-methods exploration of cognitive dispositions to respond and clinical reasoning errors with multiple choice questionsLuke T Surry, Dario Torre, Robert L Trowbridge, et al.

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Medical Education|August 1, 2017

Exploring examinee behaviours as validity evidence for multiple-choice question examinationsLuke T Surry, Dario Torre, Steven J Durning

BMJ Case Reports|May 30, 2019

Aggravation and deliberation over lung herniationMichelle N Lee, Luke T Surry, David M Ferraro

BMC Medical Education|November 25, 2018

A mixed-methods exploration of cognitive dispositions to respond and clinical reasoning errors with multiple choice questionsLuke T Surry, Dario Torre, Robert L Trowbridge, et al.

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