Answer to Question 1
D
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A Incorrect. Affective learning involves sharing feelings, emotions, and ideas in a group of peers. These activities do not exemplify cognitive learning.
B Incorrect. Psychomotor learning is concerned with physical skills such as working with clay or sand and water.These activities do not exemplify cognitive learning.
C Incorrect. Psychomotor learning involves drawing, finger painting, or painting with watercolors. This is not an example of cognitive learning.
D Correct. Cognitive learning is concerned with intellectual activities, can be compared to thinking, and involves describing or explaining something or answering questions.
Answer to Question 2
C
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