Cognitive
What is the cognitive domain?
Describing how to do something with comprehension.
Knowledge on how to teach.
What is the affective domain?
Attitudes and motivation influencing the ability to learn.
What is the psychomotor domain?
Repetition and action to be able to complete the action to learn.
What domain do these Purpose's belong to?
Receive, respond, value, organize, and characterize.
Affective domain
What purpose do these example verbs belong to?
Apply, compute, construct, demonstrate, change, calculate, use, estimate, modify, present, prepare, solve, proceed, relate, utilize
Application
Why is the Cognitive domain important to patient education?
For effective communication to translate learning objectives between cultures.
Why is the Affective domain important to patient education?
The patient’s attitudes and motivations influence his or her ability to learn.
Why is the Psychomotor domain important to patient education?
Repetition and active involvement are important when teaching a psychomotor skill.
What are some Purpose's for the cognitive domain?
Knowledge
Comprehension
Application
Analysis
Synthesis
Evaluation
What domain do these example verbs belong in?
Begin, explain, move, react, show, state, establish a body position, place, posture, assume a stance, sit, stand, position
Psychomotor domain
What domain do these Purpose's belong to?
Perception, ready to act and respond, guided response, efficiency, perform alone, and creates a new or original model.
Psychomotor domain
What are some example verbs for the purpose Value in the Affective domain?
Adopt, assume, behave, choose, demonstrate, commit, desire, initiate, join, exhibit, express, prefer, seek, share
Name 3 example verbs for the purpose:
Efficiency: smooth sequencing of events
Assemble, calibrate, construct, display, fasten, fix, grind, manipulate, measure, mix, sketch, demonstrate, execute, increase speed, improve, make, show dexterity, pace, produce.
What is the purpose in the Affective domain that these example verbs belong to?
Demonstrate a change in lifestyle, discriminate, defend, influence, invite, listen, preach, qualify, question, serve, act upon, advocate, devote, expose, justify, support
Characterize
Name 3 example verbs for the purpose:
Comprehension
Convert, describe, defend, explain, illustrate, interpret, give examples of, predict, paraphrase, summarize, translate.
How many example verbs do you need to know for each purpose for the final exam for an essay question?
3