Krathwol Arranged the Affective Domain into a Hierarchy as Follows

question 45

Multiple Choice

Krathwol arranged the affective domain into a hierarchy as follows

• A) get, give, grow, go back and go again.
• B) receiving, reacting, processing, planning and proactively making changes.
• C) understanding, knowing solutions and acting.
• D) growing in knowledge, applying information learned and revisiting the completed process.
• E) receiving, responding, valuing, organization and characterization by a value or value complex.

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Definitions:

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Trust Receipt

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Revolving-Credit Agreement

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