Brain-Based Learning Theory Assumes That Humans Search for Meaning Through

Brain-based learning theory assumes that humans search for meaning through patterning. To accomplish this

A) an analytic approach is preferable to a global approach to organizing information
B) both focused attention and peripheral perception are involved
C) spatial memory is superior to rote memory in retaining information, regardless of the type of information
D) threat is equally effective as challenge in promoting learning
E) left brain function identifies patterns more accurately than does right brain function