Sentence examples for perceptions of knowledge from inspiring English sources

270 knowledge workers of knowledge-based organisations were surveyed about their perceptions of knowledge sharing capability, and knowledge sharing success.

This study develops an integrated model designed to investigate and explain the relationships between contextual factors, personal perceptions of knowledge sharing, knowledge sharing behavior, and community loyalty.

Using a matched sample of 147 knowledge workers and 147 of their leaders, we evaluate the impact of appraisal-related perspective taking on leaders' perceptions of knowledge workers' restraint and performance.

However, prior research on IT knowledge has not paid much attention as to how individuals' perceptions of knowledge shift from the pre-training to the post-training state, and has focused mainly on individual-level interventions.

The study also contributes to the literature on the legitimacy of knowledge by showing how organizational culture influences people's perceptions of "knowledge authority" and shapes their preferences for specific knowledge transfer mechanisms.

By no means do I find my course content easy, but I do recognize that perceptions of knowledge and performance can be skewed.

This paper examined participants' perceptions of knowledge-brokering strategies used in the TROPIC Translational Researchh in Obesity Prevention in Communities) project to facilitate the use of obesity-related evidence in policy development in Fiji.

The participants' perceptions of knowledge-brokering strategies are discussed under the following themes: 1) skills gained and opportunities afforded; 2) challenges in completing policy briefs; and 3) the effectiveness of the different engagement strategies used.

The results strongly suggest that participation in the IPLE improves students' performance on a skills test of relevant audit material and increases their self-perceptions of knowledge gained.

A survey was designed to determine self-perceptions of knowledge, skills and attitudes regarding information competence, and it was distributed to students of two universities in Spain, one in Cuba and one in Mexico.

Secondly, this paper considers the implications of the creative industries upon the perception of knowledge production since the 1990s.