This procedure yielded three ordinal variables to express students' subjective knowledge, namely the extrema ('1 = rather important'6 '6 = rather unimportant') and the summarised midsection ('2-5 = midsection').
Three types of objects are used for representing the process knowledge, namely, processes, steps, and constraints.
He directs the attack on the psychological condition which he takes to be required for knowledge, namely certainty.
Because most philosophers believe that knowledge requires justification, it is widely thought that a priori knowledge is just a special kind of knowledge, namely, knowledge that is based solely on a priori justification.
It is conceivable, though, that the skeptic's ability to understand involves some knowledge, namely a kind of knowledge that does not entail any belief (Corti 2009, part III; Corti 2015).
Besides, it also reflects the way a person is as a whole and so comprising her own values, habits, competences, knowledge, namely, her entire worldview.
Various studies provide evidence for the relevance of teachers' domain-specific professional knowledge, namely their content knowledge (CK) and pedagogical content knowledge (PCK) (Baumert et al. 2010; Hill et al. 2005).
Note that Rickert is not questioning one of the inescapable assumptions of any theory of knowledge, namely, that there has to be some subject-independent yardstick or criterion that validates knowledge.
This paper put forward the concept of knowledge coupling from the cognitive perspective, and points out that realize the couple of brain's knowledge and external knowledge (namely the matching of implicit knowledge and explicit knowledge) is a effective method which can realize the effective information transfer namely ideal communication).
The results of the study show that the dimensions of website interactivity, namely two-way communication and user control, positively impact the dimensions of brand knowledge, namely brand awareness and brand image, which in turn impact brand value.
