alleryHandbook I defines knowledge as recall of what?
ASpecifics, methods and structures
BSkills, habits and attitudes
CFeelings, values and beliefs
DWords, tones and gestures
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Specifics, methods and structures
1. The appendix to Handbook I defines knowledge in a specific way.
2. It involves the recall of specifics, methods and structures.
3. Feelings and values belong to the affective domain instead.
_Source: Wikipedia, Bloom's taxonomy, Theory of knowledge_
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