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Learning Style

Cognitive Style

Field-Independent: Individual could easily identify a specific object in a cluttered room by focusing on specific details rather than depending on the entire environment.

A field-dependent: Individual might struggle to find an object in a cluttered room, as their ability to process information depends on the complete set of the environment.

Impulsive: Prefers making quick decisions based on initial impressions.

Reflective: Enjoys thinking carefully before making decisions or drawing conclusions.

Holistic: Tends to process information considering the overall context and relationships.

Analytical: Prefers breaking down information into smaller parts before understanding the whole.

Personality Style

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Sensory Style

Enviromental

Physical - Learn by touching and manipulating. - Prefer hands-on activities. - Benefit from practical engagement.

Sociological - Learn best in group interaction. - Prefer social learning environments. - Value peer feedback.

Perceptual

Visual: Learns best through images, graphics, and videos.

Auditory: Retains information effectively through listening and discussion.

Kinesthetic: Learns best by engaging in hands-on activities and experimentation.