Which of the following behavioural ability is associated with affective domain of a learner?

Characterization is the behavioural ability of the affective domain, where a value system consistently governs a person's conduct.

Characterization by a value is the highest level of the affective domain, shaping a stable outlook.

Evaluation belongs to the cognitive domain, being the judging of worth of ideas or material.

Synthesis is also cognitive, involving the combining of parts into a new whole.

Skilled movements fall in the psychomotor domain, concerning bodily coordination.

The affective domain, given by Krathwohl in 1964, rises through receiving, responding, valuing, organisation and characterization.