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Learning Preference Patterns Among Stroke Survivors: Associations with Demographic and Stroke Characteristics
Stroke is a leading cause of disability, yet stroke education materials may not adequately account for individual learning preferences. This study examined whether learning preference patterns among stroke survivors differed according to demographic and stroke-related characteristics. We hypothesize
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