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. 2024 Jul 26;25(2):e00011-24. doi: 10.1128/jmbe.00011-24

TABLE 3.

Number of studies meeting criteria for generalizability markers [adapted from reference (23) with permission of the publisher (copyright 2018 Wiley Periodicals, Inc)]

Generalizability marker Criteria Response Number of studies meeting criteria
Sampling robustness What was the institutional setting? Statewide or multiple institutions 3
One institution 59
What was the sample size? Sample size equal or above 300 participants 18
Sample size below 300 participants 44
Was there a comparison group? Comparison group 49
No comparison group 13
Was the study a longitudinal design (i.e., data at multiple times for at least one cohort of students)? Yes, it was a longitudinal study 59
No, it was not a longitudinal study 3
Was the study multiple cohorts? Yes, it was multiple cohorts 51
No, it was not multiple cohorts 11
Modeling technique What method(s) were used to test relationship(s) between learning outcomes and independent variables? Regression 4
Correlation 2
t-Test, ANOVA, or chi-square analysis 47
Descriptive analysis 9
Limitations stated Did author describe the limitations of the study’s findings or methods? Yes 30
No 32