Assessment and Affective Domain Quiz

What is the affective domain in Bloom's Taxonomy?

• The ways in which people deal with external and internal phenomena emotionally

• The cognitive domain of learning

• The psychomotor domain of learning

• The physical actions and coordination involved in learning

Which level in the affective domain involves awareness of feelings and emotions?

• Receiving phenomena

• Responding to phenomena

• Valuing

• Organization

What does the attitude trait in the non-cognitive domain refer to?

• Reaction towards learning, teaching, classmates, teacher, activities, etc.

• Characteristics or traits that a person holds in high importance

• Convictions or opinions held to be true without evidence

• Psychological state that draws a person's attention to an object, idea, or event

What is the purpose of a Likert Scale in affective assessment?

• To reflect the level of agreement or disagreement on a series of questions

• To identify the presence or absence of a feeling, attitude, or behavior

• To rate concepts with contrasting adjectives

• To indicate whether a person demonstrates a set of qualities or behavior

What is the affective assessment tool that allows the teacher to probe responses in a way other tools cannot?

• Interview

• Questionnaire

• Checklist

• Observation

What does self-confidence refer to in the non-cognitive domain?

• How a person feels about their abilities to accomplish a task or reach a goal

• Reaction towards learning, teaching, classmates, teacher, activities, etc.

• Characteristics or traits that a person holds in high importance

• Convictions or opinions held to be true without evidence

Which level in the affective domain involves developing one's own values and beliefs?

• Valuing

• Receiving phenomena

• Responding to phenomena

• Organization

What is the affective assessment tool that involves asking respondents to answer questions about themselves?

• Questionnaire

• Likert Scale

• Semantic Differential Scale

• Checklist

What is the psychological state that draws a person's attention to an object, idea, or event?

• Interest

• Attitude

• Value

• Belief

Which level in the affective domain involves integrating one's values and beliefs into one's personality and behavior?

• Characterization

• Valuing

• Organization

• Responding to phenomena