alleryWhat does the Set level of the psychomotor taxonomy describe?
AReadiness to act in mind and body
BCopying a model by trial and error
CFluent, habitual movements
DInventing new movement patterns
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Readiness to act in mind and body
1. Being prepared to act in mind, body and emotion is the idea.
2. This is the Set level.
3. Guided response is imitation and trial and error, which comes after readiness.
_Source: Wikipedia, Bloom's taxonomy, Psychomotor (action-based)_
Keep practising Unit 3C2: Educational Assessment and Bloom's Taxonomy
Browse all Unit 3C2: Educational Assessment and Bloom's Taxonomy questions for AP Psychology, or explore more Psychology topics.
Related questions
In which year was Handbook II: Affective published?Which psychomotor level involves creating new movement patterns to address novel problems?A player modifies movements to fit a changed pitch. Which psychomotor level is shown?Which psychomotor level describes intermediate proficiency where movements become habitualEarly skill learning through imitation and trial and error is which psychomotor level?Using sensory cues to guide motor activity is which psychomotor level?Which educator proposed a seven-level psychomotor taxonomy in 1972?How many levels does the affective domain describe?