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The Effect of Students' Cultural Values on their Student-Driven Learning Preference
This study examined the relationship between business students' cultural orientation and Student-Driven learning styles of 364 higher education business students from Victoria University, Melbourne Australia. Two previously existing inventories were used: Robertson and Hoffman's (2000) Cultural Valu
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