chapter 1 Flashcards

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_______the quality of having experience, knowledge, and good judgement; the quality of being wise

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wisdom

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understanding obtained through the process of experience or appropriate study

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knowledge

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A ____is generally a statement representing truth about a subject matter or domain

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fact

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A __________ is a rule that describes a sequence of actions

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procedural rule

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A ______ is a rule of thumb based on years of experience.

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heuristic

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_______ implies the capability to acquire and apply appropriate knowledge.

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Intelligence

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_____ indicates the ability to store and retrieve relevant experience according to will.

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Memory

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_____ represents the skill of acquiring knowledge using the method of instruction/study.

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Learning

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_______relates to the understanding that we develop through our past actions.

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Experience

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_______ refers to the natural and mostly unreflective opinions of humans.

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Common sense

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Knowledge can be viewed as

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subjective or objective stance

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The subjective view represents knowledge using two possible perspectives

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as a state of mind or as a practice.

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objective view represents knowledge in three possible perspectives:

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as an object, as access to information, or as a capability

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According to the ________ reality is socially constructed through interactions with individuals (Schultze 1999). and
Knowledge is viewed as an ongoing accomplishment that continuously affects and is influenced by social practices .

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subjective view

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perspective considers knowledge as being a state of an individual’s mind.
Organizational knowledge is viewed here as the beliefs of the individuals within the organization.

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knowledge as a state of mind

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knowledge is also considered as subjective but it is viewed as being held by a group and not as being decomposable into elements possessed by individuals.

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Knowledge as practice

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According to the ________, reality is independent of human perceptions and can be structured in terms of a priori categories and concepts (Schultze 1999).

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objective view

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perspective considers knowledge as something that can be stored, transferred, and manipulated.

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knowledge as object

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knowledge is viewed as something that enables access and utilization of information

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knowledge as access to information

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knowledge is viewed as perspective focus on the way in which knowledge can be applied to influence action.

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knowledge as capability

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list 3 types of knowledge

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individual, social and causal

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kinds of knowledge

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Deep knowledge, Shallow Knowledge, Knowledge as Know-How and Reasoning and Heuristics

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types of reasoning

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formal and reasoning by analogy

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Knowledge acquired through years of proper experience.

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deep knowledge

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Minimal understanding of the problem area.
shallow knowledge
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Accumulated lessons of practical experience.
knowledge as know-how
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This indicates relating one concept to another.
reasoning by analogy
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This indicates reasoning by using deductive (exact) or inductive reasoning.
formal reasoning
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_______ is new knowledge is generated by using previously specified knowledge.
deductive reasoning,
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_________ implies reasoning from a set of facts to a general conclusion
Inductive reasoning
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________ implies a type of knowledge that almost every human being possess in varying forms/amounts
Common Sense
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____ represents the understanding of how to carry out a specific procedure.
Procedural knowledge
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______ is routine knowledge about which the expert is conscious/aware.
Declarative knowledge
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_____ is highly organized, ``chunked'' knowledge that resides mainly in long-term memory
Semantic knowledge
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_____ is highly organized, ``chunked'' knowledge that resides mainly in long-term memory
Semantic knowledge
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________ represents the knowledge based on episodes (experimental information).
Episodic knowledge
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_______ usually gets embedded in human mind through experience.
Tacit knowledge
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______ is that which is codified and digitized in documents, books, reports, spreadsheets, memos etc.
Explicit knowledge
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_____ knowledge is stored in practices, organizational routines, or sequential patterns of interaction
knowledge in artifact
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doing what is needed to get the most out of knowledge resources known as
knowledge management
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Forces Driving Knowledge Management
Increasing Domain Complexity, Accelerating Market Volatility, Intensified Speed of Responsiveness and Diminishing Individual Experience
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__________utilize a variety of KM mechanisms and technologies to support the knowledge management processes.
knowledge management system