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Learning chess needs rules, piece handling and love of the game. This shows the domains are...

ACompletely separate
BLimited to adults
CUnrelated to practice
DNot mutually exclusive
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Not mutually exclusive
1. Rules are cognitive, handling pieces is psychomotor, loving the game is affective. 2. One activity uses all three. 3. So the domains are not mutually exclusive. _Source: Wikipedia, Learning, Domains_
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