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Which affective level is the lowest, where the student passively pays attention?

AResponding
BValuing
COrganizing
DReceiving
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Receiving
1. The affective domain moves from lowest to highest processes. 2. At the lowest level the student passively pays attention, and without it no learning can occur. 3. Responding, Valuing and Organizing all require more active involvement. _Source: Wikipedia, Bloom's taxonomy, Affective (emotion-based)_
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