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. 2013 Sep 8;13:120. doi: 10.1186/1472-6920-13-120

Table 6.

Students’ attitudes towards MBC (n = 112)

  Strongly disagree, % Disagree, % Neutral, % Agree, % Strongly agree, %
Q1: It helps me to express my opinions clearly and concisely.
0
4
13
59
25
Q2: It helps me understand other points of view.
1
4
15
50
29
Q3: My point of view has been acknowledged by my peers/teachers.
0
4
15
58
23
Q4: It helps me to share my knowledge and experience with my peers.
0
3
6
56
35
Q5: I was able to develop skills and knowledge from my peers
4
15
24
40
16
Q6: I have been stimulated to do additional readings or research.
0
5
14
43
38
Q7: Collaborative learning was effective.
4
21
32
33
10
Q8: It helps me feel connected to other students in this course.
1
7
25
44
23
Q9: I am comfortable participating, even though I am not familiar with the topics.
2
13
19
41
25
Q10: The amount of my interaction with other students was sufficient.
1
2
41
38
18
Q11: The quality of interaction with other students was good.
1
21
46
24
6
Q12: Overall using MBC was better than traditional cases study (didactic or paper-based) 3 5 26 40 26