1996
DOI: 10.1037/1076-898x.2.1.31
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Toward an on-line knowledge assessment methodology: Building on the relationship between knowing and doing.

Abstract: of the requirements for a doctoral dissertation at Rice University. We thank Bob Pokorny for his assistance with the Study 1 coding scheme, MSgt. Ron Kane and TSgt. Chris Kruse for their assistance with the Study 2 data collection, Jeff Bauhs for his assistance with portions of the Study 2 analyses, and Emily Dibble for helpful comments and suggestions.

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“…There are well-known problems associated with predicting performance from diVerent types of knowledge (e.g. Rowe et al 1996), and Broadbent et al (1986) and others (e.g. Buchner et al 1995) have reported the dissociation between verbal system knowledge and displayed performance in control tasks.…”
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“…There are well-known problems associated with predicting performance from diVerent types of knowledge (e.g. Rowe et al 1996), and Broadbent et al (1986) and others (e.g. Buchner et al 1995) have reported the dissociation between verbal system knowledge and displayed performance in control tasks.…”
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“…For the measurement of explicit knowledge (knowledge that can be verbalized and explained), the process tracing method, supplemented by a variation of the interview method, was made use of. The methods process tracing and interview represent a means to explore underlying cognitive processes in more detail while accuracy and time measures oVer only indirect evidence for existing knowledge structures (Rowe et al 1996). They are considered complementary methods in gaining access to operator knowledge of a system.…”
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“…In the first approach, stu-dents are given a set of concepts, and then asked to consider concept associations for sorting the concepts, making an ordered recall or rating the degree of relatedness of concept pairs. Among these tasks, performing pairwise ratings has been shown to be superior to the alternative tasks (Rowe, Cooke, Hall & Halgren 1996).…”
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“…La investigación sobre estos métodos (Rowe, N. Cooke, Hall, & Halgren, 1996) ha mostrado una validez concurrente adecuada de los mismos.…”
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