The Difference Between Specific Knowledge and General Knowledge Is That

question 234

Multiple Choice

The difference between specific knowledge and general knowledge is that

• A)the creation of general knowledge is usually more profitable for the creator.
• B)specific knowledge is excludable, while general knowledge is not excludable.
• C)general knowledge is excludable, while specific knowledge is not excludable.
• D)general knowledge is rival in consumption, while specific knowledge is not rival in consumption.

Acknowledge the role and impact of rapidly changing workplace dynamics on communication strategies.

Understand how social media and diverse forms of communication fit within the technical communication spectrum.

Appreciate the importance of accessibility and correctness in technical documents.

Recognize the importance of emotional intelligence in effective communication.

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Definitions:

Memorability

The quality of being easily remembered or recalled.

Encoding Specificity

The principle that memory retrieval is more effective when the cues present at the time of encoding are also present at retrieval.

Memorability

The quality of being easy to remember due to being notable or remarkable.

Context-Dependent Learning

Context-dependent learning is the phenomenon where the context in which information is learned affects the ability to recall that information.