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:

Coding Categories

In qualitative research, this refers to the systematic arrangement of text or data into groups or themes for the purpose of analysis.

Directed Content Analysis

A methodology in qualitative research where existing theory or research guides the analysis of textual data.

Existing Theories

Pre-established theoretical frameworks or hypotheses that are used to guide research, explain phenomena, or make predictions.

Themes

Recurring subjects or underlying ideas found within a dataset or narrative, often identified during qualitative analysis.