1982
DOI: 10.1080/00220973.1982.11011818
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Classroom Seating Preference as a Function of Student Personality

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“…Totusek and Staton-Spicer [7] also found that students who sit toward the front and center of the classroom in "action seats" see themselves as practical and imaginative. According to Pederson et al [8], classmates view front-row students favorably, describing them as leaders and academic achievers. The descriptions associated with students who sit in the back row are not as positive.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Totusek and Staton-Spicer [7] also found that students who sit toward the front and center of the classroom in "action seats" see themselves as practical and imaginative. According to Pederson et al [8], classmates view front-row students favorably, describing them as leaders and academic achievers. The descriptions associated with students who sit in the back row are not as positive.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Waller (1932) reported that students seated at the front tended to be overdependent and zealous, while those at the back tended to be rebellious. Totusek and Staton-Spicer (1982) found that students in central seats were more creative, assertive, aggressive, and competitive than those in the left or right sections. Students with good study habits, a liking for school, and a greater success in doing things than most people sat at the front (Pedersen, 1977;Walberg, 1969).…”
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“…anteriores desenvolvidas internacionalmente vêm se dedicando ao estudo dos impactos da localização de preferência dos alunos em seu desempenho e comportamento em classe (Stires, 1980;Montello, 1988); outras têm verificado os aspectos motivadores das escolhas por determinadas localizações em sala de aula (Totusek & Staton-Spicer, 1982;Pedersen, 1994;Kaya & Burgess, 2007).…”
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