ARE STUDENTS' LEARNING STYLES DISCIPLINE SPECIFIC?

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On Becoming an Experiential Educator (2014, background): “Jones, Reichard, and Mokhtari (2003) examine the extent to which community college students’ learning style preferences vary as a function of discipline.”
REMEDIATION BEYOND DEVELOPMENTAL EDUCATION: THE USE OF LEARNING ASSISTANCE CENTERS TO INCREASE ACADEMIC PREPAREDNESS IN COMMUNITY COLLEGES (2004, background): “For example, since students appear to approach tasks differently depending on subject matter ( Jones, Reichard, & Mokhtari, 2003 ), a hypothesis that could be tested is that the generic instruction in developmental education courses may be less effective than the contextualized learning of skills th”
A Study of Student's Perceptions in a Blended Learning Environment Based on Different Learning Styles (2008, background): “Numerous studies have investigated the impact of learning styles in community college courses ( Jones, Reichard & Mokhtari, 2003, Terry, 2001).”
Implementing Kolb's Learning Styles into Online Distance Education (2005, background): “Numerous studies have investigated the impact of learning styles in community college courses ( Jones, Reichard, & Mokhtari, 2003; Terry, 2001), for educators in public schools (Lemire, 2002), and pre-service student teachers (Raschick, Maypole, & Day, 1998).”