alleryWhich affective level has students compare and relate values and fit them within their own schema?
AValuing
BOrganizing
CResponding
DReceiving
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Organizing
1. Putting together different values, information and ideas and accommodating them in one's own schema is the focus.
2. Comparing, relating and elaborating describes Organizing.
3. Valuing only attaches worth to single items of knowledge.
_Source: Wikipedia, Bloom's taxonomy, Affective (emotion-based)_
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