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J Am Dent Assoc, Vol 98, No 4, 547-552.
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Journal of the American Dental Association, Vol 98, Issue 4, 547-552
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An admissions interview to measure "good" dentist attributes



JL Fuller, DE Killip, and PE Kerber

This study reports on the validity of a structured, standardized interview designed for selecting applicants for dental schools. The interview provides a score on nongrade attributes in 14 dimensions and was based on characteristics of successful dentists. A class of 86 fourth-year dental students at the University of Iowa was interviewed. Sufficient validity was found to justify the use of the interview for admissions purposes for the 1978 class.


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