Preferences

TruTalent Learning & Productivity analyzes 16 different preferences for college students:

Immediate environment (sound, heat, light and design)

• Likes Quiet vs. Likes Sound
• Dim Light vs. Bright Light
• Cool Environment vs. Warm Environment
• Informal Design vs. Formal Design

Emotionality (motivation, persistence and structure)

• Low Motivation vs. High Motivation
• Low Persistence vs. High Persistence
• Less Structure vs. More Structure

Sociological needs (self-oriented, peer-oriented, authority-oriented)

• Learning Alone vs. Learning with Peers
• Low Authority Motivation vs. High Authority Motivation

Physical needs (perceptual preference(s), time of day, food intake and mobility)

• Low Auditory vs. High Auditory
• Low Visual vs. High Visual
• Low Tactile vs. High Tactile
• Low Kinesthetic vs. High Kinesthetic
• No Intake vs. Likes Intake
• Late Day vs. Early Day
• No Mobility vs. Likes Mobility

View learning style preferences for grades 3-5 and 6-12 or productivity preferences for adults.