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Relational Expertise: What Machines Can't Know

Journal of Management Studies, 2023
AbstractProfessions continue to be the primary means through which societies institutionalize expertise. Recent analyses and narratives predict that artificial intelligence (AI) will make meaningful inroads into non‐routine reasoning about complex cases, threatening the authority of professions.
Pakarinen, Pauli, Huising, Ruthanne
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The attribution of expertise: modelling relational and organisational factors

International Journal of Management and Decision Making
The term 'expert' is frequently encountered both in the management literature and in the common parlance of business. However, the relational dimension of 'expertise' has received little academic attention and lacks clear theoretical underpinning.
Robert Allen
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Relational expertise in participatory design

Proceedings of the 13th Participatory Design Conference on Research Papers - PDC '14, 2014
This paper positions relation expertise as a core competence in participatory design. It is an expertise that demands the participatory designer to stimulate the emergence of loosely coupled knotworks, and obtain symbiotic agreement between participants disregarding their professional and social status.
Christian Dindler, Ole Sejer Iversen
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Example‐based learning: Effects of model expertise in relation to student expertise

British Journal of Educational Psychology, 2010
Background. Worked examples are very effective for novice learners. They typically present a written‐out ideal (didactical) solution for learners to study. Aims.
Boekhout, P., van Gog, T., van de Wiel, M.W.J., Gerards-Last, D., Geraets, J.   +4 more
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Relational Expertise of Teacher Educators

Lorna Shires, Ian Menter
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Expertise- and Tempo-Related Performance Differences in Unimanual Drumming

Motor Control, 2021
Background: High-speed drumming requires precise control over the timing, velocity, and magnitude of striking movements. Aim: To examine effects of tempo and expertise on unaccented repetitive drumming performance using 3D motion capture. Methods: Expert and amateur drummers performed unimanual, unaccented, repetitive drum strikes, using their dominant
Bryony, Buck, Scott, Beveridge, Gerard, Breaden Madden, Hans-Christian, Jabusch   +3 more
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Self‐disclosure in relation to psychotherapist expertise and ethnicity

American Journal of Community Psychology, 1978
The self-disclosure styles of Mexican Americans and their possible role in the limited participation of Mexican Americans in mental health services were explored. Ninety-four Mexican American and 93 Anglo American junior college students listened to one of four therapist introductions, then responded to questionnaires designed to measure self ...
F X, Acosta, J G, Sheehan
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Public relations expertise deconstructed

Media, Culture & Society, 2002
This article deconstructs public relations expertise by presenting the results of extensive empirical enquiries. The data were gathered during participant observation of a three-week commercial training course for international practitioners offered in London in 1998; and from over 100 winning entries to a British PR industry awards scheme over 16 ...
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The inverse relation: Affect vs. expertise

2017
The aim of the presented studies was to test whether the inverse relation may be reduced by: (1) generality of judgments and (2) expertise. 467 subjects participated in three studies. In Study 1 laypersons were asked to estimate general and specific consequences of five technologies for energy production which evoke affective responses (from negative ...
Sokołowska, Joanna, Śleboda, Patrycja
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