23. The lowest level of learning in affective domain is:

The affective domain deals with emotions, values, attitudes, interests, and feelings, shaping learners’ responses and personal development.

Dave divided the psychomotor domain into five categories to explain the gradual development of physical and practical skills.

Synthesis involves creating something new by combining ideas, inventing, designing, or generating original solutions and concepts.

Analysis involves dividing material into parts, identifying relationships, and understanding organizational structure to examine how elements connect.

These verbs represent comprehension because they involve understanding, explaining, interpreting, and expressing ideas in meaningful ways.