Rate My Professor Donald Munro

Munro's research specializations encompass individual differences, psychometrics, personality assessment, interpersonal relationships, motivational psychology, clinical examination, organizational psychology, counseling, psychological assessment, recruitment and selection, medical education, and assessment and measurement. He has contributed to the development of the Personal Qualities Assessment, a tool employed in medical student selection. Notable publications include 'Is the UCAT appropriate for selecting undergraduate medical students?' (2021), 'Kiasuism across Cultures: Singapore and Australia' (2020), 'In-course and career outcomes predicted by medical school selection procedures based on personal qualities' (2020), 'Why is it so hard to consider personal qualities when selecting medical students?' (2019), 'Reliability of personality and values tests: The effects of “high stakes” selection conditions, and of four years in medical school' (2019), 'Have we got the selection process right? The validity of selection tools for predicting academic performance in the first year of undergraduate medicine' (2017), 'Openness and Intellect: An analysis of the motivational constructs underlying two aspects of personality' (2016), and the edited volume 'Motivation and Culture' (1997). His 67 publications have accumulated 1,233 citations.