Group 9
Adiati Bagus Sadewa / 2130730005
Fifin Ismi Mahmudah / 2130730028

Left and Right Brain Dominance

Everyone in this world has different characteristic about using their brain. When someone is categorized as person who is dominant to use left brain, they will be more logical, analytical, and objective. In the other hand, while a person who is "right-brained" is said to be more intuitive, thoughtful, and subjective.  Krashen, Seliger and Hartnett (1974} found support for hypothesis that left-brain-dominant second language learners preferred a deductive style of teaching, while right-brain-dominant learners appeared to be more successful in an inductive classroom environment. 

Ambiguity Tolarance

Ambiguity Tolerance is tendency to fell the strange or uncommon situations. Ambiguity was described as caused by the nature of cues available in the context or stimulus given. McLain (1993), for example, defines ambiguity as not having sufficient information about a context. According to Budner (1962), ambiguous situations can be of three different types: new situations, complex situations, and contradictory situations. These are, respectively, where there are not sufficient or nonexistent cues, where there are too many cues, and where cues are not easy to distinguish.

REFLECTIVITY AND IMPULSIVITY

It is common for us to show in our personalities certain tendencies toward reflectivity sometime and impulsivity at other times. The implications for language acquisition are numerous. It has been found that children who are conseptually reflective tend to make fewer errors in reading then implusive children (Kagali, 1965); however, implusive person are usually faster readers, and eventually master the "psycholonguistic guessing game" (Goodman, 1970) of reading so that their implusive style of reading may not necessarily deter comprehention.

Visual, Auditory and Kinesthetic Styles

Visual learning is the manner to learn something by using the method of visual or appearance ( it tends to the object what they look). Auditory is learning by using sounds, so it is dominant to remember what the get from their hearing. Kinesthetic Styles is learning style which uses the movement of body.