Which psychomotor level describes intermediate proficiency where movements become habitual?
APerception
BOrigination
CGuided response
DMechanism
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Mechanism
1. Intermediate proficiency with habitual movements is the key clue.
2. This is Mechanism.
3. Guided response is earlier and Origination is the creation of new movement patterns.
_Source: Wikipedia, Bloom's taxonomy, Psychomotor (action-based)_
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