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  1. A Conceptual Framework Toward Understanding of Knowledge ...

    Nieto and Quevedo (2005) defined AC as the ability of companies to identify new values, acquire external knowledge, and absorb and apply this knowledge to commercial purposes. Based on existing knowledge, this AC serves to develop and promote new knowledge.

  2. Learning from others is good, with others is better: the role ...

    Here, we review behavioural and neuroimaging research on social human learning, specifically focusing on cognitive models of how we acquire semantic knowledge from and with others, and include both developmental as well as adult work.

  3. Toward an understanding of when prior knowledge helps or ...

    I will focus on three determinants: (1) whether prior knowledge is activated (i.e., information is retrieved from memory), (2) whether it is relevant for the learning task at hand, and (3)...

  4. Knowledge Acquisition - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics

    Knowledge acquisition is the process of extracting, structuring, and organizing knowledge from one or more sources, and its transfer to the knowledge base and sometimes to the inference engine. This process has been identified by many researchers and practitioners as a major bottleneck.

  5. The effect on new knowledge and reviewed knowledge caused by ...

    The cognitive processes for acquiring new knowledge and reviewing knowledge are different, so the benefits of concept maps in past research may not apply to the acquisition of new knowledge. However, how concept map construction varies across these two aspects has not been investigated.

  6. Acquiring New Factual Information: Effect of Prior Knowledge

    This study clarified how different types of new factual information were acquired and maintained and highlighted the importance of prior knowledge in acquiring new conceptual knowledge with the passage of time. Keywords: semantic memory, conceptual representation, prior knowledge, episodic memory, memory consolidation. Go to: Introduction.

  7. 5 Knowledge and Reasoning | How People Learn II: Learners ...

    The first section of this chapter describes the problem of knowledge integration from the perspective of learning scientists and illustrates with research findings how people integrate their knowledge at different points in their development and in different learning situations.

  8. Exploring Cognitive Processes of Knowledge Acquisition to ...

    Cognitive processes related to academic concept formation are acquisition, assimilation, generalization, and association of information. The role of sensory-motor integration, spatial encoding, and associating to existing networks are the main adaptive features related to academic learning.

  9. Some Approaches to Knowledge Acquisition - Stanford University

    Knowledge acquisition cannot be thought of as a single problem; there are several dimensions to the transfer and transformation of problem-solving expertise from a human expert or other knowledge source into a program.In our research, we have identified three different stages of

  10. Models and Tools of Knowledge Acquisition | SpringerLink

    Thus, knowledge acquisition primarily consists of four broad steps: (1) planning knowledge acquisition, (2) extracting knowledge, (3) analysing knowledge, and (4) verifying knowledge [22, 23]. Another critical development in the domain of knowledge acquisition and management revolves around AI.