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Triple-loop learning: a systematic review of empirical studies

Learning Organization
Scholars have examined learning more complex than double-loop learning: triple-loop learning. However, literature shows a lack of consensus on its definition, hindering theoretical development and empirical investigation.
Chang-kyu Kwon   +2 more
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Action Learning, Fragmentation, and the Interaction of Single-, Double-, and Triple-Loop Change

The Journal of Applied Behavioral Science, 1999
The action-learning framework is traditionally used to summarize complex change efforts as one of three methods: single-, double-, or triple-loop. Although this summary is quite useful for some kinds of organizational analysis, it can oversimplify and thus ignore the fragmented, contradictory nature of change.
Erica Gabrielle Foldy   +1 more
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Woolman's "I am We" Triple-Loop Action-Learning: Origin and Application in Organization Ethics

The Journal of Applied Behavioral Science, 1993
This article interprets within a behavioral science, action-learning theory framework three ethics cases where John Woolman's "I Am We" action-learning method was used. The method looks for the source of current problematic behavior in biases of a shared tradition system rather than simply within individuals; it approaches those involved in a friendly
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Triple-loop learning as foundation for profound change, individual cultivation, and radical innovation. Construction processes beyond scientific and rational knowledge. [PDF]

open access: possibleConstructivist Foundations, 2006
Purpose: How does new knowledge or profound change come about and which processes of construction are involved? This article aims at developing an epistemological as well as methodological framework which is capable of explaining how profound and radical change can be brought about in various contexts, such as in individual cultivation, in ...
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How Californian farmers perceive and react to climate change? A triple-loop approach to strengthening climate risk assessment from social learning

Farmers confront a range of climate change-induced stressors, such as increasing temperatures, variations in rainfall, and the heightened frequency and intensity of extreme weather events, underscoring the varying risks in challenging decision-making processes.
Sandra Ricart   +2 more
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