Codified Knowledge Management Includes

question 57

Multiple Choice

Codified knowledge management includes:

• A) investing time at meetings in the sharing of stories and learning of histories.
• B) a strong "feel" for the corporate culture.
• C) development of a electronic document system that codifies, stores, disseminates, and allows reuse of knowledge.
• D) channeling individual expertise to provide creative advice on problem solving.

Understand the dynamics of symmetrical relationships in family systems therapy.

Differentiate between various theoretical criticisms of systems therapies.

Identify and describe key interventions used in structural and Bowenian family therapy.

Recognize the characteristics and applications of structural therapy, particularly with specific family members as the identified patient.

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Definitions:

Bottom-Up

A processing approach where the system builds up information from the smallest, most basic elements to construct the bigger picture.

Top-Down

Top-down refers to cognitive processes guided by higher-level mental processes, as when we construct perceptions drawing from our experience and expectations.

Explicit Learning

A form of learning that involves conscious awareness in the acquisition of knowledge or skills, characterized by deliberate efforts to gain specific information.

Pavlov's Classical

A theory of learning that describes the conditioning process through which behaviors are associated with environmental stimuli.