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I think a problem with this approach is that since it doesn't ask for the student's actual belief, the student might score highly but still hold beliefs that ma
by ppod 7y ago
I think a problem with this approach is that since it doesn't ask for the student's actual belief, the student might score highly but still hold beliefs that may be dangerously wrong when used in a practical situation.
For example, a student may give a correct answer to this question, but when employed as doctor and prescribing a treatment (e.g. for contraception, pregnancy issues, heritable diseases) they may act according to their beliefs rather than the theory they were asked about, with dangerous consequences.
- cptskippy 7y agoCouldn't you then ask if the individual is willing to practice the prescribed belief over their own?