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Table 2 List of medical students’ learning categories

From: How do they learn: types and characteristics of medical and healthcare student engagement in a simulation-based learning environment

Secondary Coding Classification

Create A Generic

Learn Engagement Type

Focused, very focused

Whole heartedly involved

Active thinking

Comprehend

Find problems, analyze problems, solve problems

Observe and listen

Respond

Record, write and reflect;

Concentrate on Concentration

Mind and Body Involvement

Active Thinking

Problem Found

Analyze Problem

Solve the Problem

Watch and Listen

Submit Questions

Express Opinions

Record Reflection

Reflective Engagement

Upset, excitement, tension, excitement, eagerness to try, expectation; enthusiasm, joy, happiness, joy, excitement, sense of accomplishment;

Discomfort, inferiority, depression, disappointment, loss, condemnation, guilt,

Relax, tense; unconvinced, regret;

Emotional expression, full of emotions;

Strong emotional expression and indifferent emotions;

Play a role

Leadership, assignment of tasks, core members;

Actual operation;

Show oneself

Not absent during important times

Positive Emotion

Negative Emotion

Emotional Expression

Emotional Filling

Strong Mood

Indifferent

Cosplay

Leadership

Core Member

Actual Operation

Strict Attendance

Performance Engagement

Immersive performance

Rescue senior simulators and interact with them

Identify peer issues;

Drive peers;

Discuss, communicate and communicate within the profession;

Peer awareness

Peer collaboration

Ask questions;

Observer, questioner, helper, prompter;

Teacher guidance

Positive teacher feedback

As It Is

Contextual Interaction

Peer Correction

Drive Companions

Professional Communication

Peer Awareness

Peer Collaboration

Ask Questions

Identity Change

Teacher Guidance

Teacher Feedback

Interactive Engagement