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Assessing oral communication skills of EFL novice medical students: interactional competence and the Roter Interaction Analysis System
This thesis is a pedagogically motivated study which sought to create a new assessment tool to measure the oral communication skills of novice Japanese medical students within the context of medical history taking. This new assessment, known as the Japan Functional History Taking Assessment, or JFHT
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