Field independence and field dependence are in which chapter of the book?
Field independence and field dependence were the third and fourth chapters of the book. Field independence and field dependence are concepts in cognitive psychology that describe the two basic psychological characteristics of human thinking and information processing. Field independence refers to the ability of an individual to process different information sources. That is, an individual can independently process information from different information sources and have the same processing ability for different parts of the same information source. Field dependence means that individuals have different processing abilities for different parts of the same information source. That is, individuals cannot process information independently and must rely on the overall information source to understand and process. In the book," Education Psychology ", field independence and field dependence were used in teaching evaluation and student assessment. To be specific, field independence and field dependence were used to assess students 'cognitive ability and information processing ability, as well as teachers' teaching effectiveness and students 'cognitive needs.