alleryA student not only attends to a stimulus but also reacts to it. Which affective level is this?
AReceiving
BOrganizing
CResponding
DValuing
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Responding
1. Active participation and reacting in some way marks the second affective level.
2. This is Responding.
3. Receiving is only passive attention, and Valuing means attaching worth to the knowledge.
_Source: Wikipedia, Bloom's taxonomy, Affective (emotion-based)_
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