Multiple Choice
In cognitive psychology, what is the term for a reference to another work of literature, person, or event that relies on the reader's knowledge to understand its meaning?
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If you have an orientation where you read manuals and fill out paperwork, it is probably a _____.
A
learning style that is kinesthetic
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learning style that is visual
C
learning style that is verbal
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learning style that is read/write
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Understand that learning styles refer to the preferred ways individuals absorb, process, and retain information.
Identify the key behavior described: reading manuals and filling out paperwork involves processing written text.
Recall that the 'read/write' learning style is characterized by a preference for reading and writing activities, such as manuals, notes, and lists.
Compare the given options: kinesthetic (learning by doing), visual (learning through images), verbal (learning through speaking and listening), and read/write (learning through reading and writing).
Conclude that the described behavior aligns best with the 'read/write' learning style, as it involves engaging with written material.
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