based Testing to Assess Procedural and Conceptual Knowledge (original) (raw)

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Please cite this work as: Rayne RC & Baggott GK (2004) Computer-based and computer-assisted tests to assess procedural and conceptual knowledge. In: Proceedings of the 8th

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