To ensure learning in the psychomotor domain, which of the following would be most important for the nurse to ensure about the learner?
A) Has a sensory image of how to do the skill
B) Has the ability to perform the necessary skill
C) Is willing to listen to the information about the skill
D) Can continue to practice the skill independently
Ans: B
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