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The problem with intellective tasks, from a learning perspective, is that the tasks lack conflict and therefore the ability to prompt students to elaborate or reflect on the implications of what they are learning (Myers et al. In addition to the intellective declines that characterize dementia, there are often changes in the individual's behavior and mood or the individual's ability to manage his or her emotions. At this time we would like to further evaluate what non intellective factors such a class size, type of project, degree of independence in designing and implementing a research project, type of mentoring style (e. |
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