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Changes in students' moral development during medical school: a cohort study

Johane Patenaude, Theophile Niyonsenga and Diane Fafard
CMAJ April 01, 2003 168 (7) 840-844;
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    Fig. 1: Mean stage of moral development (top panel) and weighted average scores assigned to stages (bottom panel) in year 1 and year 3 of medical school among students at the University of Sherbrooke. Group 1 = students who had no substantial change in stage or weighted average score by year 3; group 2 = students who had an increase in stage or weighted average score by year 3; group 3 = students who had a decrease in stage or weighted average score by year 3.

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    Fig 2: Correlation between weighted average scores for stages of moral development at year 3 and weighted average scores at year 1 (r = –0.07).

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