Effect of prior examples on rule-based diagnostic performance
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Effect of prior examples on rule-based diagnostic performance
Res Med Educ.
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Abstract
The studies test the role of examples in the learning of diagnostic rules in dermatology. The specific examples used are shown to have a substantial biasing effect on diagnostic accuracy.
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