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Ebtihaj Talal Nafea1, Ali Muhammed Alhussin2, Saad Abdulkarim Alkuhayli2

  • 1Department of Preventive Dental Sciences, Faculty of Dentistry, Taibah University, Medinah, Saudi Arabia. Ebtihajnafea@gmail.com.

BMC medical education
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PubMed
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牙科学生优先考虑保护和对变化的开放,在整个教育过程中价值观不断演变. 学术上的成功,特别是较高的GPA,与对变化的开放性增加有关,塑造了专业身份.

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保护 保护 保护 保护牙科学生 牙科的学生牙科 牙科是指牙科的专业.公开性 开放性专业主义 专业主义自己提升的自我提升.自己超越的自我超越.价值观是指一个价值观.

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