Stefan K Schauber

Associate Professor

University of Oslo

Norway

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Stefan K Schauber is an Associate Professor at the University of Oslo, Norway. His research focuses on social communication, diagnostic accuracy, and educational measurements, particularly in the context of children using hearing aids and the impact of various assessment formats. Recent publications address issues such as emergency care barriers during the COVID-19 pandemic and the long-term language development in children with cochlear implants.

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Juliane E. Kämmer

University of Bern

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Felicitas-Maria Lahner

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Janne V. K. Torkildsen

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Lyndsey Nickels

Macquarie University

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Stefanie C. Hautz

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Social communication and quality of life in children using hearing aids.

Differential diagnosis checklists reduce diagnostic error differentially: A randomised experiment.

Do different response formats affect how test takers approach a clinical reasoning task? An experimental study on antecedents of diagnostic accuracy using a constructed response and a selected response format.

Barriers to seeking emergency care during the COVID-19 pandemic may lead to higher morbidity and mortality - A retrospective study from a Swiss university hospital

Children's knowledge of single- and multiple-letter grapheme-phoneme correspondences: An exploratory study

How sure can we be that a student really failed? On the measurement precision of individual pass-fail decisions from the perspective of Item Response Theory

Long-Term Language Development in Children with Early Simultaneous Bilateral Cochlear Implants

Measurement precision at the cut score in medical multiple choice exams: Theory matters

Progress testing anytime and anywhere–Does a mobile-learning approach enhance the utility of a large-scale formative assessment tool?

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Juliane E. Kämmer

Felicitas-Maria Lahner

Janne V. K. Torkildsen

Lyndsey Nickels

Stefanie C. Hautz

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