Conceptualizing knowledge transfer as transformation and attunement

Conceptualizing migraine transformation

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Conceptualizing knowledge culture

The purpose of this article is to explore a concept of knowledge culture. The discussion addresses theoretical foundations of this concept: concepts of theoretical and practitioner knowledge, knowledge management processes, knowledge technologies and systems, different organizational cultures and their corresponding kinds of knowledge, and brief evidence of exemplary knowledge management. A def...

Writing and Global Transfer Narratives: Situating the Knowledge Transformation Conversation

Proceduralization and Transfer of Linguistics Knowledge as a Result of Form-focused Output and Input Practice

This study compared the effects of two types of form-focused tasks on proceduralization and transfer of linguistics knowledge in case of English modals. All participants of the study attended pretests, posttests and delayed posttests. The procedural comprehension and production knowledge were measured through the groups’ performance on a timed dual task test that resembled the context of practi...

Transfer of attunement in length perception by dynamic touch

Earlier studies have revealed that the calibration of an action sometimes transfers in a functionally specific way-the calibration of one action transfers to other actions that serve the same goal, even when they are performed with different anatomical structures. In the present study, we tested whether attunement (the process by which perceivers learn to detect a more useful, specifying, infor...