Fiona L Naumann, Stephen Marshall, Boaz Shulruf, Philip D Jones
Exploring examiner judgement of professional competence in rater based assessment
Advances in health sciences education : theory and practice
invasive melanoma becoming common us hispanics yet little known sun protection behaviors population particularly children adolescents incur high ultraviolet uv exposures used latent class analysis examine patterns sun protective behaviors crosssectional survey hispanic elementary students participating sun safety intervention los angeles 2013 2014 n972 five behavior indicators two environments school home representing multiple methods sun protection selected model results suggested fourclass model best fit data classes labeled order increasing risk multiple protective behaviors 28 clothing shade 32 pants 15 lowinconsistent protective behaviors 25 children reported high parental engagement sun protection significantly likely classified high overall protective categories odds ratio or477 girls likely boys classified highest protecting class or346 also likely pants class or265 sensitivity sunburn associated less likelihood clothing shade class or053 differences among classes predictors reveal heterogeneity complexity hispanic childrens sun protective behaviors findings implications design delivery future sun protection interventions targeting hispanic children strategies tailored specific subgroups may effective achieving meaningful behavioral changes