Which student is likely to remember the most from his or her study session?     a. a visual learner watching a video     b. an auditory learner looking at a PowerPoint     c. a visual learner listening to vocabulary words on an MP3 player       d. a bodily- kinesthetic learner re-reading class notes

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Q: What is accuracy versus inaccuracy in the scope of Psychology?

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Q: How can poetry affect us emotionally?

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