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https://www.selleckchem.com/products/pargyline-hydrochloride.html Existing literature identifies a general positive benefit to students' examination scores when students change their answer on examinations. Current shifts toward computerized examinations and in test anxiety warrant a literature update on test-taking behaviors. This study assessed answer changing on multiple-choice examinations and investigated faculty recommendations related to answer changing. This study used a mixed-methods design using retrospective student data from ExamSoft reports and faculty responses from a national survey of nurse educators. Findings indicated 55% of students improved their examination score, with an average improvement of 3%, and 24% of students lowered their examination score. However, faculty continue to incorrectly recommend that students should not change answers on examinations. The results of this study support prior literature that answer changing benefits students. However, data are lacking on the characteristics of students who improve or lower their examination scores by changing answers. . The results of this study support prior literature that answer changing benefits students. However, data are lacking on the characteristics of students who improve or lower their examination scores by changing answers.[J Nurs Educ. 2021;60(6)324-328.]. Impostor phenomenon (IP) is an experience of doubt in personal ability and a sense that achievements are fraudulent, resulting in increased psychological distress. This pilot study explored the prevalence and pattern of IP in baccalaureate nursing students related to gender, level in program, and racial identity. A convenience sample of prelicensure baccalaureate nursing students ( = 150) was surveyed using the Clance Impostor Phenomenon Scale (CIPS). The mean CIPS score was 60.13 (range, 26-92). Patterns observed across gender, level in program, or racial identity did not differ significantly. However, frequent to intense feeli

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