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. 2018 Feb 26;2:7. doi: 10.22454/PRiMER.2018.554037

Table 2B.

LFME Preceptor Survey Constructs Comparison of Preceptor and Student Responses—Motivation

Variable Preceptor Mean (SD)
Range: 1–7
Student Mean (SD)
Range: 1–7
Group Comparison
Motivation (M=5.45; SD=0.72; Cronbach’s alpha 0.77)
I felt motivated for this kind of teaching because it suits my professional values. 6.05 (0.93) --
I felt motivated for this kind of teaching because it helps me stay connected with students and the university. 5.75 (1.07) --
I felt motivated for this kind of teaching because it is enriching, stimulating, and offers variety in my typical day’s work. 5.55 (1.20) --
I felt motivated for this kind of teaching because I get remuneration. 3.24 (1.67) --
I felt motivated for this kind of teaching because I like to teach. 5.91 (1.19) --
I felt motivated for this kind of teaching because it facilitates reflecting on my daily work. 5.10 (1.31) --
I felt motivated for this kind of teaching because it keeps me up to date 4.80 (1.50) --
I felt motivated for this kind of teaching because it allows me to “give something back to the profession.” 5.73 (1.33) --
I felt motivated for this kind of teaching because I want to contribute to students’ professional development. 6.36 (0.75) --
I felt motivated for this kind of teaching because I want to encourage more students to choose primary care specialties. 5.99 (1.34) --

Note: A 7-point Likert scale was used where 1=strongly disagree, 2=moderately disagree, 3=mildly disagree, 4=neutral, 5=mildly agree, 6=moderately agree, and 7=strongly agree.