Visual media,attitude formation,and attitude change in nursing education |
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Authors: | Joy Schermer |
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Institution: | (1) Madonna College, 48150 Livonia, MI |
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Abstract: | This research examined the effect of visual media on attitude formation and attitude change in nursing education from 1960
through 1982. Meta-analysis was used to obtain a quantitative index of effect. Screening of over 700 sources resulted in 70
potentially useful studies. Analysis of these studies, according to the established criteria, yielded a final pool of 16 studies.
An estimate of the effect magnitude was calculated for each study, then averaged to determine the overall effect size index.
Visual media had an effect size of 1.27 standard deviations —a large effect. In addition, several studies had assessed attitude
retention; there was an effect size gain of.34 standard deviations. A number of conclusions may be drawn pertaining to the
effect of visual media on attitude change and attitude change retention and the theoretical frameworks around which to design
instruction, particularly visual media. |
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