Abstract
The concept of cognitive style has its origins in the movement "New Look" emerging research proposed by Klein and Schlesinger, in an article titled “Where is the perceiver in perceptual theory?” an inappropriate assumption for psychologists of the time claiming the intelligibility and its evidence.
Highlights
Open AccessCOGNITIVE STYLE (FDI-Field Dependence-Independence): a motivational support for learning
The present work relates to cognitive style FDI, assumed to be an attractive concept to describe the cognitive functioning of the subject and its intellectual assessment
It is in this framework of cognitive orientation, or theory of information processing, we have endeavored to theoretical models that can support us in a better analysis of the human cognitive functioning, in learning tasks and troubleshooting
Summary
COGNITIVE STYLE (FDI-Field Dependence-Independence): a motivational support for learning. The possibility that the Field Dependence-Independence cognitive style is related to the individual differences in learning and memory was getting consolidated, presumably by the greater emphasis that cognitive psychology places on the active role of the individual, in the processes of acquisition, storage and retrieval of information. This approach strengthens the study of individual differences in learning and memory
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