Modrost kot predmet informacijske znanosti

Tvrtko-Matija Šercar, Valerija Trojar
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Research on wisdom has become popular primarily in the last two decades. There is no generally excepted definition as yet, but a general consensus exists that wisdom is a concept, which can be studied from various aspects, similarly to information. Metaanalysis of selected sources from the fields of neuropsychology and information science, which acknowledge wisdom as a legitimate subject of study, has been carried out. Intelligence, knowledge and wisdom as well as memory as their psychological basis are of key significance when solving problems and when adapting to changes in the environment.

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explicit knowledge | information science | intelligence | knowledge organisation and management | memory | neuropsychology | subconsciousness | tacit knowledge | wisdom
https://doi.org/10.3359/oz0903062

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