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Table 1 Baseline characteristics of flipped classroom medical students and traditional lecture-based classroom students before propensity score matching (n = 113)

From: Implementing a flipped classroom model in an evidence-based medicine curriculum for pre-clinical medical students: evaluating learning effectiveness through prospective propensity score-matched cohorts

Variable

LB group (n = 68)

FC group (n = 45)

p-value

n/mean

%/sd

n/mean

%/sd

Age

23.85

(1.09)

23.20

(3.17)

0.121

Sex

    

0.606

 Male

39

(57.4%)

28

(62.2%)

 

 Female

29

(42.6%)

17

(37.8%)

 

Admission route

    

0.207

 Interview

33

(48.5%)

16

(35.6%)

 

 Recommendation

13

(19.1%)

7

(15.6%)

 

 Examination

22

(32.4%)

22

(48.9%)

 

Student Loan

    

0.089

 Yes

4

(5.9%)

7

(15.6%)

 

 No

64

(94.1%)

38

(84.4%)

 

Part-time job

    

0.285

 Yes

22

(32.4%)

19

(42.2%)

 

 No

46

(67.6%)

26

(57.8%)

 

Personalities (Big Five Mini-markers)

 Extroversion

46.12

(10.59)

42.02

(11.77)

0.056

 Openness

45.87

(5.42)

46.46

(9.29)

0.667

 Neuroticism

38.61

(8.09)

39.53

(8.42)

0.564

 Conscientiousness

48.60

(6.98)

49.66

(7.81)

0.451

 Agreeableness

54.28

(7.05)

53.58

(7.07)

0.606

Past academic performance

4.39

(0.95)

4.83

(0.78)

0.011

Pre-course test score in the EBM class

6.03

(1.65)

7.31

(1.41)

< 0.001

  1. sd Standard deviation, LB Lecture-based, FC Flipped classroom, EBM Evidence-based medicine