This was a mixed design with expertise level (Novice, Medic, Expert) as the between-subject factor and diagnosis (clear, tumorous) as the within-subject factor.
This was a mixed design with Expertise Level (Novice, Medic, Expert) as the between-subject factor and Run Through (Run 1, Run 2) as the within-subjects factor.
Medic-Medic comparisons were less similar than Medic-Novice comparison and Medic-Expert comparison, F 2,18) = 7.34, p = 0.008, η p 2 = 0.413.
In order to assess intra-group similarity in scanning patterns, within-group comparison was included as a between-subject factor (i.e. Novice-Novice, Medic-Medic, Expert-Expert).
In order to assess within-group similarity in scanning patterns, within-group comparison was included as a between-subject factor (i.e. Novice-Novice, Medic-Medic, Expert-Expert).
We first analysed the results using a 3 (within-group comparison: Novice-Novice, Medic-Medic, Expert-Expert) × 2 (diagnosis: tumorous, clear) by within-group comparison and diagnosis (i.e. tumorous or clear).
In Porter's trial, the prosecution brought medical experts, policing experts and other witnesses to show that Porter was criminally negligent when he failed to secure Gray in a seat belt in the van or call for a medic when Gray requested one.
Here, we use a novice-expert design to examine how eye-gaze parameters change across three expertise levels (i.e. undergraduate students: Novices; third and fourth year undergraduate medical students: Medics; and medical professionals: Experts) in a brain tumour detection task using MRIs.
They included former colleagues of Kelly's, family members, journalists, police officers, pathologists, medics, intelligence experts, Downing Street officials, Cabinet ministers, and an expert on the Baha'i faith.
The cast is made up of adorably diverse child puppets who see the doctor for various issues and concerns (the doctor being the host, professional medic and expert eyebrow cultivator Dr Ranj).
