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Psychomotor Domain
The document discusses the psychomotor domain, which refers to the development of manipulative, sensory and motor skills. It outlines the levels of the psychomotor domain from observing to perfecting, describing each level as the act of receiving, interpreting, imitating, manipulating, performing and evaluating actions with increasing complexity. Factors like practice, task complexity, motivation, and environment can affect psychomotor skills.
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Psychomotor Domain
- 1. Psychomotor Domain Prepared by Rose AnnM. Vasquez
- 2. It refers tothe development of manipulative, sensory and motor skills. What is Psychomotor Domain?
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- 4. The act ofreceiving and recognizing certain particular stimuli or phenomena. OBSERVING
- 5. The act ofinterpreting, translating and responding to repeat or stimulate an act in accordance with stimuli or phenomena. IMITATING
- 6. The act ofvaluing and applying knowledge to perform an action in a situation analogous or similar to that which it was originally imitated. MANIPULATING
- 7. The act ofanalyzing, synthesizing and organizing actions to act rationally and functionally. PERFORMING
- 8. The act ofevaluating and behaving with a high degree of sensory and motor skills, sensitivity, expertise and artistry. PERFECTING
- 9. > Psychological feedback. FactorsAffecting Psychomotor Skills > Amount of practice. > Task complexity. > Work distribution. > Motive-incentive conditions. > Environmental factors.