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Two dissociable aspects of feeling-of-knowing: Knowing that you know and knowing that you do not know

Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, 2007
Feeling-of-knowing judgement is traditionally regarded as a unitary cognitive process. However, recent research suggests that knowing that you know (positive feeling-of-knowing) and knowing that you do not know (negative feeling-of-knowing) have different neural substrates (Luo, Niki, Ying, & Luo, 2004).
Yan, Liu, Yanjie, Su, Guoqing, Xu, Raymond C K, Chan   +3 more
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Knowing and Not Knowing: A Clinical Example

, 2016
A brief clinical vignette on a patient who had never acknowledged that she has been unconscious of anything. Winnicott relates this to the patient’s mother’s inability to acknowledge that she would deceive a child in certain circumstances. This is connected to the knowing, forgetting and not knowing of patient and analyst.
Donald W. Winnicott
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Narrative Knowing and the Human Sciences

, 2010
Narrative Knowing And The Human Sciences By Donald E. Narrative Inquiry Definition Of Narrative Inquiry And. Narrative Policy Framework Narratives As Heuristics In. Narrative Knowing And The Human Sciences Donald.
D. Polkinghorne
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Special Issue: Knowledge, Knowing, and Organizations: Knowing in Practice: Enacting a Collective Capability in Distributed Organizing

Organ. Sci., 2002
- In this paper, I outline a perspective on knowing in practice which highlights the essential role of human action In knowing how to get things done in complex organizational work.
W. Orlikowski
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Bridging epistemologies: The generative dance between organizational knowledge and organizational knowing

STUDI ORGANIZZATIVI, 1999
- Much current work on organizational knowledge, intellectual capital, knowledge-creating organizations, knowledge work, and the like rests on a single, traditional understanding of the nature of knowledge.
S. D. N. Cook, J. Brown
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Knowing and Teaching Elementary Mathematics

, 2020
We manage to pay for you this proper as with ease as simple quirk to acquire those all. We pay for Knowing And Teaching Elementary Mathematics Teachers Understandng Fundamental In China The United States Liping Ma and numerous ebook collections from ...
Li-Ping Ma
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The Promise of Empathy: Design, Disability, and Knowing the "Other"

International Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2019
This paper examines the promise of empathy, the name commonly given to the initial phase of the human-centered design process in which designers seek to understand their intended users in order to inform technology development.
Cynthia L. Bennett, D. Rosner
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Knowing, Learning, and Instruction

, 2018
Contents. L.B. Resnick, Introduction. W. Kintsch, Learning from Text. I.L. Beck, M.G. McKeown, Expository Text for Young Readers: The Issue of Coherence. G. Leinhardt, Development of an Expert Explanation: An Analysis of a Sequence of Subtraction Lessons.
R. Glaser, L. Resnick
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Knowing and Not Knowing [PDF]

, 2018
'Knowing and Not Knowing' is a chapter for the peer-reviewed 'Pacific Presences: Oceanic Art and European Museums Vol. 2' (Carreau et al, Sidestone 2018) written at the culmination of a 5 year European Research Council funding project of the same name ...
Jelinek, Alana
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Feeling & knowing: Making minds conscious

Cognitive neuroscience, 2020
(1) Let me begin by thanking Doerig et al. for including my work in their survey of empirical theories of consciousness (although I am a bit spooked by being assigned the number 13!), especially given the authors’ concern for the large number of ...
A. Damasio
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