Practice effects in medical school entrance testing with the undergraduate medicine and health sciences admission test (UMAT).

BMC Med Educ · 2014 · PMC4007585 · PMID 24618021

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Being male, being younger, being from NZ and being from non-English language backgrounds (although only of borderline significance for those of European language backgrounds) all predicted a greater likelihood of a re-sit even after adjustment for the influence of initial UMAT percentile score.

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The predicted negative association was highly significant for UMAT-2 and UMAT-3 but was not seen for UMAT-1 performance.

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