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The Effect of Digital Games on Ethical Sensitivity and Decision Making in Nursing Students
The study was planned using a randomised controlled experimental design to determine the effectiveness of digital game-based teaching in the development of ethical sensitivity and ethical decision-making processes among nursing students.
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