2010
DOI: 10.1080/02602930802475471
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Assessment of critical thinking ability in medical students

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“…The authors of many critical thinking tests indicate the validity of their instruments by correlating them with other indicators of general thinking skills, such as SAT results (Ennis & Weir, 1985, Facione, 1990Halpern, 2010, Stein & Haynes, 2011. However, students may not exhibit the focused effort and strategies required to demonstrate critical thinking skills if they do not perceive that the assessment contains items of interest to them (Macpherson & Owen, 2010). In particular, Yuan, Liao, Wang, and Chou (2014) questioned the use of general critical thinking assessments when evaluating students in a clinical program.…”
Section: Assessing Critical Thinkingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The authors of many critical thinking tests indicate the validity of their instruments by correlating them with other indicators of general thinking skills, such as SAT results (Ennis & Weir, 1985, Facione, 1990Halpern, 2010, Stein & Haynes, 2011. However, students may not exhibit the focused effort and strategies required to demonstrate critical thinking skills if they do not perceive that the assessment contains items of interest to them (Macpherson & Owen, 2010). In particular, Yuan, Liao, Wang, and Chou (2014) questioned the use of general critical thinking assessments when evaluating students in a clinical program.…”
Section: Assessing Critical Thinkingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although it may be difficult to capture CR abilities using a multiple-choice exam (Fawkes et al, 2003), in previous research the WGCTA has proved to be a useful tool for discriminating between occupational therapy students whose patterns of CR are consistent or inconsistent with expectations on case-based assignments (Mitchell & Batorski, 2009). In fact, the WGCTA continues to be an often-used and well-respected measure of CR (Drennan, 2010;Macpherson & Owen, 2010;Williams & Worth, 2001).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Analizuojant mokslinius šaltinius nustatyta, kad daug dėmesio kritinio mąstymo gebėjimų raiškos tyrimams skiriama biomedicinos srityje. Kritinis mąstymas būtinas specialistui priimant sprendimus, pavyzdžiui, diagnozuojant ligą, todėl svarbūs gebėjimai priimti pagrįstus sprendimus apie tai, ką daryti ar kuo tikėti (Macpherson, Owen, 2010), kritiškai įsivertinti turimas žinias ir gebėjimus, stiprybes ir ribotumus (Quote … unquote, 2016). Akcentuojama, kad kritinis mąstymas apima gebėjimus vertinti pagrįstumą ir šaltinius, atpažinti klaidingus argumentus ir loginius neatitikimus (Aswathy, Sugra, 2015), yra loginio mąstymo procesas ir varomoji jėga skirtingų kontekstų situacijose priimtų teisingų sprendimų (Cazzell, Anderson, 2016).…”
Section: Kritinio Mąstymo Gebėjimų Raiška Skirtingose Mokslo Srityseunclassified