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Avoidance of Diagnostic Information in Self-Evaluation of Ability

Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 1982
In this study, conditions that led to self-handicapping strategies (Berglas & Jones,1978) were shown to generate avoidance of diagnostic evaluative information. A total of 60 male subjects received contingent or noncontingent success feedback on a test.
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Evaluation of the diagnostic performance of four self-tests for vulvovaginal candidiasis

Sexually Transmitted Infections
Objectives Vulvovaginal candidiasis is the second most common cause of vaginitis among women of childbearing age worldwide and is often self-diagnosed and self-treated by women. However, self-management of vaginal symptoms has been shown to have very poor outcomes.
Lisa Himschoot   +7 more
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Evaluating patient self-assessment of health as a predictor of hospital admission in emergency practice: a diagnostic validity study

Emergency Medicine Journal, 2011
Emergency departments deal with large patient loads on a day-to-day basis. The importance of patient self-assessment in the triage process has not been fully considered when determining the need for hospital admission.To determine the validity of a series of self-administered triage questions in determining the need for hospitalisation in the emergency
Ryosuke, Miyamichi   +3 more
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Maintaining Positive Self-Evaluations: Reducing Attention to Diagnostic but Unfavorable Social Comparison Information When General Self-Regard Is Salient

Motivation and Emotion, 2001
We predicted that when (1) people are faced with diagnostic but personally challenging social comparison information in a domain, and (2) their self-regard is salient, they will be less likely to use the comparison information when judging their standing in the domain (making the judgment less inductive).
William M. P. Klein   +2 more
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The Self-Diagnostic Test: Evaluating Patients and Theories

2019
After recording and analyzing the symptomatic characteristics and favorable CVS-triggered med responses of over 35,000 CVS dysfunctioning Kathy-like dyslexics, I arrived at a detailed outline of the functions and symptoms characterizing the dyslexia syndrome. As a result, this amazing outline now serves as (1) the best holistic scientifically derived 4-
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A simulation-based fault injection experiment to evaluate self-test diagnostics for a fault-tolerant computer

Digital Avionics Systems Conference, 1988
The design and results of a fault injection experiment conducted in the Airlab facility at NASA-Langley using a logic network simulator are described. An attempt was made to determine the effectiveness of the diagnostic self-test sequences used to detect failures in the communicator/interstage (C/I) of a fault-tolerant processor (FTP).
ROBERT BAKER   +2 more
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Self-Activated Cascade-Tailored Small Molecule for Cancer Therapy, Companion Diagnostics, and “Theranostic Correlation” Evaluation

Analytical Chemistry
Companion diagnostics (CDx) have emerged as valuable tools for monitoring biomarkers essential for drug activation and therapeutic response, enabling personalized treatment strategies. However, the current FDA-approved CDx is limited to in vitro testing, making it challenging to assess the real-time drug efficacy.
Ling Dong   +8 more
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Diagnostic ultrastructural pathology. A self-evaluation and self-teaching manual

Pathology, 1999
E.J. Wills   +3 more
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Evaluation of participants’ awareness of color vision deficiency: a comparative analysis of self-reported diagnosis and objective diagnostic testing

Journal of the Optical Society of America A
Despite the extensive literature on the challenges faced by people with color vision deficiency (CVD), significant gaps persist in participant awareness of the age of CVD diagnosis. This study aimed to investigate the extent to which participants are aware of CVD, focusing on their understanding of the deficiency.
Zane Jansone-Langina, Renars Truksa
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