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Student Satisfaction with Blended and Online Courses Based on Myers-Briggs Personality Type: Limitations
- Students came from a small geographical region.
- Researchers used self-report data. Individuals’ perception of their personality may not reflect how they actually act.
- The sample distribution of personality types was significantly different from previously established population personality type estimates.
- Specifically, perceivers were not represented well in the sample.
- Because of the limitations of the sample, findings may not be generalizable to other environments. More research is needed in different settings and with a larger sample.
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Updated 2021-02-03
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Student Satisfaction with Blended and Online Courses Based on Myers-Briggs Personality Type: Limitations