| − | '''Taxonomy''' as a concept and practice has been imported to many other fields. One of the better known examples is [[Bloom's taxonomy]],<ref>http://www.officeport.com/edu/blooms.htm</ref> created by Benjamin Bloom, an [[education]]al [[psychology|psychologist]], in the 1950's that classifies levels of intellectual behavior important in learning. The lowest level, requiring the least intellectual exertion, is simple recall of information. | + | '''Taxonomy''' as a concept and practice has been imported to many other fields. One of the better known examples is [[Bloom's taxonomy]],<ref>http://www.officeport.com/edu/blooms.htm</ref> created by Benjamin Bloom, an [[education]]al [[psychology|psychologist]], in the 1950s that classifies levels of intellectual behavior important in learning. The lowest level, requiring the least intellectual exertion, is simple recall of information. |