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This document presents the results and trends from an analysis of the first nine years of data from the National Student Survey (NSS). The two main areas of investigation are the robustness of the NSS results, which is considered by investigating response patterns, and the difference between the NSS results split by a variety of student and course characteristics such as ethnicity, gender and subject. 
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Undergraduates endorsed patently false statements in US experiment. The results of course evaluation surveys can be undermined by students’ inattentiveness while filling them in, a study suggests. Researchers at a US university conducted an experiment in which they inserted patently false statements into end-of-module questionnaires and found that surprisingly high numbers of undergraduates answered that they were true.
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