The affective domain of learning involves which of the following?

• A. Knowledge
• B. Skills
• C. Attitudes and values
• D. Perceptions

Answer: (C)

The affective domain is about how learners feel and what they value—their attitudes, motivations, and the integration of beliefs with feelings toward a subject or experience. Attitudes and values reflect internal dispositions that influence whether a person will engage, persist, and apply what they learn in real life. Knowledge, on the other hand, is about facts and concepts (a cognitive domain), while skills refer to the ability to perform tasks (a psychomotor domain). Perceptions involve sensing and interpreting information, which is not primarily about internal feelings or value formation. Therefore, attitudes and values best capture the affective domain.