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Compared with competitive settings, cooperative learners tend to do what?

AAchieve less overall
BLike classmates less
CFeel less social support
DAchieve and reason more
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Achieve and reason more
1. Johnson and Johnson ran a meta-analysis. 2. Cooperative learners achieve more, reason better and gain higher self-esteem. 3. They also like classmates more and feel more support. _Source: Wikipedia, Cooperative learning, lead section_
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