Peer (or cooperative)learning tends to increase satisfaction yet is not so effective for bringing about changes in behavior.

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Research has shown that peer (or cooperative) learning can be effective for bringing about changes in behavior, particularly when combined with other methods such as feedback and goal setting. It also tends to increase satisfaction, motivation, and engagement among learners. Therefore, the statement "peer (or cooperative) learning tends to increase satisfaction yet is not so effective for bringing about changes in behavior" is false.

Peer (Or Cooperative)learning Tends to Increase Satisfaction Yet Is Not