Perceptual Modality Preference Survey v1.1

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I can learn better by reading than by listening.
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I can learn better by listening than by talking with others.
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I can learn better by talking with others than by looking at things like movies and slides.
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I can learn better by looking at things like movies and slides than by touching or holding objects.
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I can learn better by touching or holding objects than by physically participating in activities such as sports or games.
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I can learn better by physically participating in activities such as sports or games than be smelling things.
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I can learn better by smelling things than by reading.
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I can learn better by reading than by talking with others.
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I can learn better by talking with others than by touching or holding objects.
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I can learn better by touching or holding objects than by smelling them.
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I can learn better by smelling things than by listening.
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I can learn better by listening than by looking at things like movies and slides.
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I can learn better by looking at things like movies and slides than by physically participating in activities such as sports and games.
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I can learn better by physically participating in activities such as sports and games than by reading.
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I can learn better by reading than by looking at things like movies and slides.
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I can learn better by looking at things like movies and slides than by smelling things.
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I can learn better by smelling things than by talking with others.
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I can learn better by talking with others than by physically participating in activities such as sports and games.
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I can learn better by physically participating in activities such as sports and games than by listening.
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I can learn better by listening than by touching or holding objects.
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I can learn better by touching or holding objects than by reading.
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I can learn better by reading than by smelling things.
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I can learn better by smelling things than by physically participating in activities such as sports and games.
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I can learn better by physically participating in activities such as sports and games than by touching or holding objects.
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I can learn better by touching or holding objects than by looking at things like movies and slides.
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I can learn better by looking at things like movies and slides than by talking with others.
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I can learn better by talking with others than by listening.
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I can learn better by listening than by reading.
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I can learn better by reading than by physically participating in activities such as sports and games.
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I can learn better by physically participating in activities such as sports and games than by looking at things like movies and slides.
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I can learn better by looking at things like movies and slides than by listening.
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I can learn better by listening than by smelling things.
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I can learn better by smelling things than by touching or holding objects.
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I can learn better by touching or holding objects than by talking with others.
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I can learn better by talking with others than by reading.
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I can learn better by reading than by touching or holding objects.
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I can learn better by touching or holding objects than by listening.
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I can learn better by listening than by physically participating in activities such as sports and games.
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I can learn better by physically participating in activities such as sports and games than by talking with others.
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I can learn better by talking with others than by smelling things.
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I can learn better by smelling things than by looking at things like movies and slides.
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I can learn better by looking at things like movies and slides than by reading.
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original survey is © 1981, 1997 Clarence E. Cherry, Jr.
survey coding © 2000, 2001 by Jeremy-Chad Pulcifer for ILSR