What type of objectives describe the physical abilities and skills a student needs to master?

Psychomotor objectives focus specifically on the physical skills and abilities that a student needs to develop and master. These objectives are concerned with the coordination of physical movement and the application of motor skills in various contexts, such as sports, arts, and health-related activities. They emphasize the importance of practice and the refinement of techniques to reach a level of proficiency in tasks that require physical manipulation or coordination.

Cognitive objectives, on the other hand, refer to mental skills and knowledge acquisition, such as understanding concepts and developing critical thinking. Affective objectives pertain to emotional aspects, such as attitudes and values, which are not focused on physical abilities. General objectives is a broad term that doesn’t specify the domain of learning and can encompass educational goals across cognitive, affective, and psychomotor spheres but does not specifically highlight the skill set related to physical abilities.