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Which set names the three learning domains?

ACognitive, affective, psychomotor
BVerbal, visual, kinesthetic
CMemory, attention, perception
DConcrete, formal, abstract
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Cognitive, affective, psychomotor
1. The taxonomy divides learning objectives into broad domains. 2. These are cognitive (knowledge), affective (emotion) and psychomotor (action). 3. Verbal, visual and kinesthetic are learning-style labels, and the other sets name unrelated ideas. _Source: Wikipedia, Bloom's taxonomy, Lead section_
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