modifying swimming strokes example of________________________?
Correct answer: A. adaptation
- A. adaptation
- B. affective
- C. cognitive
- D. None of these
Explanation
Modifying a learned swimming stroke to suit a different condition or requirement is adaptation in the psychomotor domain. It involves changing an existing skill rather than merely recalling or valuing it.
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