I
took two different inventory tests, one was a cognitive style and the other was
a learning style test. The two tests determine different things about you
personally so they are not very similar. The cognitive style test was 110
questions while the learning style was only 20. This does not change my opinion
on the accuracy of the results though. The results for the cognitive style test
were very eye opening. The test measures 13 irrational styles of thinking that
can create or contribute to life problems. My score was average for anxious,
self-esteem, perfectionist, demand, control, dependency, externalizing,
vulnerability, and trust. My score was low for passivity and withholding. My
score was high for approval seeking and blaming. These results surprised me
because I didn’t realize how much I seek the approval of others. The
description for approval seeking says that I behave and make decisions based on
the approval of others. Because the description of blaming says that I tend to
focus criticism and blame on others, I feel like a hypocrite. How can I blame
and criticize others while all I want is to be accepted by others too? I think I
can learn a lot from my results. For the other test, I was not surprised with
the results. My learning style test says I am a visual learner. I learn better
by seeing pictures or reading. Everything in the description is true about me
so I believe these results are very accurate. Knowing what learning style I am
can greatly help me as a student because I can change my study habits so I can get
better grades. A teacher can use the results of their students to help them
retain information better in the classroom.
Cognitive
style: http://www.excelatlife.com/questionnaires/cognitive_styles/email.php
Learning style: http://www.educationplanner.org/students/self-assessments/learning-styles-quiz.shtml?event=results&A=5&V=11&T=4
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