What type of feedback includes a direct correction of the skill along with an explanation of why the change is needed?

• A. Specific
• B. General
• C. Positive
• D. Constructive

Answer: (A)

Direct, targeted guidance about a single skill, with an explicit correction and an explanation of why that change is needed, is specific feedback. This type is most actionable because it tells you exactly what to fix and the rationale behind it, so you can apply it in future attempts. General feedback is broad and lacks concrete steps. Positive feedback highlights strengths rather than adjustments. Constructive feedback aims to help improvement and can include suggestions, but the description here matches the precision and rationale of specific feedback.