2024
DOI: 10.1007/s40670-024-02142-5
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Virtual and In-Person Multiple Mini-interviews: A Comparison of Two Modalities in Regard to Bias

David D. Grier,
Laurah Turner,
Tracy J. Prichard
et al.

Abstract: Purpose To examine the characteristics between virtual multiple mini-interview (vMMI) and in-person interviews (ipMMI) in regard to difference in performance between applicant-reported gender identity and racial groups. Methods Retrospective multiple mini-interview (MMI) data from two vMMI interview cycles (2021 and 2022) consisting of 627 applicants and four ipMMI cycles (2017–2020) consisting of 2248 applicants. Comparisons were made between applicant su… Show more

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