A patient states, My roommate accuses me of daydreaming when I ...

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A patient states, My roommate accuses me of daydreaming when I study, but I'm really imagining the things I'm trying to learn. The nurse understands that this best describes a way of learning common among individuals who are identified as
 
  a. spatial learners.
  b. linguistic learners.
  c. logical/mathematical learners.
  d. bodily/kinesthetic learners.

Question 2

A patient tells the nurse, I always think of myself as having a well-developed right brain. Learning should be facilitated for this individual by utilizing
 
  a. verbal input.
  b. visual input.
  c. positive emotional displays.
  d. small segments of information.

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Answer to Question 1

ANS: A
Spatial learners learn best by visualizing, imagining, and using other visual cues. Linguistic learners learn best by hearing and saying words. Logical learners profit from categorizing, classifying, and working with abstract patterns and concepts. Bodily/kinesthetic learners learn best while moving, touching, and experiencing sensations.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: B
The right cerebral hemisphere thinks in images. Verbal input indicates that the left hemisphere is more verbal in orientation. Use of positive emotional displays indicates that the left cerebral hemisphere is more active during positive emotion. Utilizing small segments of information indicates that the left brain breaks new information into small segments for mastery. The right brain is concerned with the big picture.

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