Use of a Biographical Data Inventory to Identify Behavioral Correlates of Practicing Medical Technologists: An Exploratory Study.

Blume, Christiana S.

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Use of a Biographical Data Inventory to Identify Behavioral Correlates of Practicing Medical Technologists: An Exploratory Study

Blume, Christiana S.

Journal of Allied Health, 5, 1, 54-61, W 76

A Biographical Data Inventory (BDI) and a standard final evaluation form were developed and administered to practicing medical technologists and senior year medical technology students at a State university. A correlation of .68 between scores reinforced findings of other studies, suggesting that BDI's are useful in advisement and selection of allied health professions students. (AJ)

Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Allied Health Occupations Education, Biographical Inventories, Career Choice, Career Counseling, Health Occupations, Medical Technologists, Predictor Variables, Success

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