Question

. A student is willing to change their conclusion when presented with new, valid evidence. Which trait of the attitudinal domain is this?

• A. Comprehension
• B. Synthesis
• C. Evaluation
• D. Application

Answer 1

Answer:

D. Application

• The attitudinal domain, as part of Bloom's Taxonomy, refers to the development of a student's attitudes, values, and beliefs. It focuses on how students internalize concepts and demonstrate a preference or commitment to them.

Levels of the Attitudinal Domain

• Receiving: Awareness of or willingness to hear something.

• Responding: Active participation or engagement with the phenomenon.

• Valuing: Acceptance of a belief or value, demonstrated by consistent behavior.

• Organizing: Development of a value system, prioritizing values.

• Characterizing (by value): Internalization of values to the point where they influence behavior consistently and predictably.