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    Critical thinking : understanding and evaluating dental research / Donald Maxwell Brunette ; contributors Kathryn Hornby, Carol Oakley.

    • Title:Critical thinking : understanding and evaluating dental research / Donald Maxwell Brunette ; contributors Kathryn Hornby, Carol Oakley.
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    • Author/Creator:Brunette, Donald Maxwell.
    • Other Contributors/Collections:EBSCOhost.
    • Published/Created:Chicago : Quintessence Pub. Co., ©2007.
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      • Call Number: WU20.5
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    • Library of Congress Subjects: Dentistry--Research--Evaluation.
    • Medical Subjects:Dental Research.
    • Edition:2nd ed.
    • Description:1 online resource ; cm.
    • Reproduction note:Electronic reproduction. Ipswich, MA Available via World Wide Web.
    • Notes:Includes bibliographical references and index.
      Description based on print version record.
    • ISBN:086715537X (electronic bk.)
      9780867155372 (electronic bk.)
      9780867154269 (pbk.)
      0867154268
    • Contents:Reasons for studying critical thinking
      Scientific method and the behavior of scientists
      Rhetoric
      Searching the dental literature
      Logic: the basics
      Introduction to abductive and inductive logic: analogy, models, and authority
      Inductive logic: hypothesis and causation
      Quacks, cranks and abuses of logic
      Elements of probability and statistics: part 1, discrete variables
      Elements of probability and statistics: part 2, continuous variables
      The importance of measurement in dentistry
      Errors of measurement
      Presentation of results
      Diagnostic tests and measurements in clinical practice
      Research strategies and threats to validity
      Observaton
      Correlation
      Experimentation
      Experiment design
      Statistics as an inductive argument and other statistical concepts
      Judgment
      Exercises in critical thinking.
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