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Behavioural objective

Precise specification of a goal behavior, including three essential elements. (1) Behavior; (2) the givens, situations, context, or conditions under which the behaviour is to occur; and (3) the standard of acceptability or criterion level of performance. When the objective is related to formal instruction, it is called an instructional objective.

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