Explicit Knowledge Can Be Codified (I

question 16

True/False

Explicit knowledge can be codified (i.e., expressed in words and numbers), and easily communicated and shared in the form of hard data, manuals, codified procedures, or universal principals.

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Definitions:

Falsifiable

Refers to a proposition or hypothesis that can be disproven through empirical evidence or experimentation.

Replicable Data

Information obtained from experiments or research that can be duplicated or reproduced by others to verify results.

Unambiguous Predictions

Clear, precise, and easily interpretable forecasts that leave little to no room for multiple interpretations or ambiguity.

Falsifiable

A criterion for a theory or hypothesis that it can be proven wrong by observable data or experiment.