In Bloom's taxonomy, which domain is associated with physical skills?

• A. Psychomotor.
• B. Cognitive.
• C. Affective.
• D. Social.

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is identifying which Bloom’s taxonomy domain covers physical skills and hand movements. The psychomotor domain is about motor skills and coordinated actions—things like handling equipment, performing procedures, or precise measurements. It specifically targets the physical execution of tasks, not just thinking or feeling. Cognitive focuses on knowledge and mental processes, while affective covers attitudes and values. The option labeled social isn’t a standard Bloom domain. In a pharmacy tech context, psychomotor skills include activities such as accurately counting pills, measuring liquids, and performing compounding steps that require fine motor control.