Motivation for feedback-seeking among pediatric residents: a mixed methods study

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Duncan Henry
Travis Vesel
Christy Boscardin
Sandrijn van Schaik
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[1] University of California San Francisco,Department of Pediatrics
[2] Duke University,Department of Pediatrics
[3] University of California San Francisco,Department of Medicine
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BMC Medical Education | / 18卷
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Feedback; Feedback-seeking; Intrinsic motivation; Self determination theory;
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