Patrick Griffin
Performance assessment of higher order thinking
Journal of applied measurement
prevalence children myopia taiwan among highest world study aimed understand status final prescription spectacle prescribed taiwan optometrists conducted visual inspection elementary school middle school high school students evaluate influencing factors decisionmaking behavior among attendants continuing education course activities held optometrist associations taiwan anonymous questionnaire survey given spot optometrists passed national examination study received 442 questionnaire surveys including 174 optometrists 268 assistant optometrists data analyzed using chisquare test ibm spss statistically significant differences decisionmaking spectacle prescription myopia 100d150d 225d250d primary school stage optometrists assistant optometrists also significant differences myopia 225d middle school students time high school significant differences myopia 075d 325d higher grade greater difference final prescription spectacles given judgment factors final prescription children among elementary school junior high school show statistically significant difference professional judgment optometrists assistant optometrists significant difference judgment factors high school children depending educational level optometrists assistant optometrists distribution area prescription decisions also different optometrists prefer prescribe full correction schoolchildren assistant optometrists mostly prescribe undercorrection prescriptions lowdegree myopia lower grades investigation needed study impact childrens visual health