| − | '''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 educational 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|educational]] [[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. |