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| The favored mode by witch each individual digests information |
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| Receptive learning style. |
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| Those aspects of learning style that corncern the intal reception of knowledge. |
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| One who learns most comortable by seeing information,either in writting or pictoral format. |
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| One who learns most comfortable by hearing through lecture or discussion |
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| One who most comfortable by doing throgh and hands on interaction. |
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| Information pressing style |
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| The aspect of leaning style that connerns the prossoing of knowladge after intial stimtus. |
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| One who tends to process information from part to whole. |
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| One who tends to porcess information from whole to part. |
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| The dimensions of pshychology that influence person preferred appoach to knowledge and working with others. |
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| Our sesse of self in the combined terms of physical appearance,social standing, and inner being. |
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| Our indvidual sense of self worth and value. |
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| The circulan logic where by what we think will happen. Condition our behvior so it actually does happen. |
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