Key Terms Behavioral Objectives Cognitive domain Feedback Kinesthetic learning psychomotor domain return demonstration visual learning

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Definition Rrepresent the desired changes or additions to current behaviors and attitudes. The learner takes in and processes information by listening to or reading material. Return of information about the process. by actually handling or actually preforming the task. The learner takes in and processes information by preforming an action or carring out a task. Patient demonstrate skill taught learn by way of seeing The authoritarian, leader tightly controls team members working together Helpful comments to assit the person to improve some plan, action, or intervention. to entrust to another leader frequently consults with staff participation in decision making leader does not attempt to control the team and offers little if any direction settle differences

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