Which learning objective includes condition, behavior, and degree?

The correct answer is that the learning objective that includes condition, behavior, and degree is a performance objective. Performance objectives are specifically crafted to detail how learners will demonstrate their knowledge and skills through observable actions, while incorporating the conditions under which the performance is assessed, the expected behavior to be displayed, and the degree to which the student must perform in order to meet the objective.

For instance, a performance objective might specify that a student will be able to solve a math problem (behavior) using a calculator (condition) with at least 90% accuracy (degree). This structured approach allows educators to set clear expectations and provide measurable outcomes for student learning, ensuring that assessments and evaluations are aligned with the intended learning goals.

In contrast, cognitive objectives typically focus on knowledge acquisition and understanding rather than the specific conditions or performance metrics related to behavior. Behavioral objectives might overlap, but they are not as formalized in terms of conditions and degrees, while emotional objectives focus on feelings and attitudes, which do not involve observable behaviors in the same way.