Which of the following statements is correct in the context of the learning process?

The correct statement is that the learning context can be both field independent and field dependent.

Field independence and field dependence are cognitive styles described by Herman Witkin.

Field-independent learners analyse parts separately, while field-dependent learners perceive holistically and rely on context.

Both styles legitimately occur, so a learning context can accommodate either.

The claim that learners are always reflective (option B) is false, since impulsive styles also exist.

The claim that there is no scope for practical thinkers (option C) is false, as practical or applied thinking is valued.