The Primary Difference Between a Whole-Part Learning Style and a Part-Whole

question 3

Multiple Choice

The primary difference between a whole-part learning style and a part-whole learning style is that .

• A)whole-part learners prefer learning the details first, while part-whole learners prefer learning the big picture first
• B)whole-part learners prefer learning the big picture first, while part-whole learners prefer learning the details first
• C)whole-part learners prefer listening, while part-whole learners prefer to speak
• D)whole-part learners are better at processing more information, while part-whole learners are better at social decentering

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