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Rainy weather and medical school admission interviews

Mood can influence behaviour and consumer choice in diverse settings. We found that such cognitive influences extend to candidate admission interviews at a Canadian medical school. We suggest that an awareness of this fallibility might lead to more reasonable medical school admission practices.

Donald A. Redelmeier | D. Redelmeier | S. Baxter | Simon D. Baxter

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