Content knowledge is positively related to the quality of evidence elicitation and evidence sharing, but not to hypotheses sharing¶
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q3 i? Content knowledge positively predicts evidence elicitation quality across three studies. → Laura Brandl 2024
q3 i? Content knowledge is related to evidence sharing but with support in fewer studies. → Laura Brandl 2024
Evidence¶
Laura Brandl 2024¶
Laura Brandl, Matthias Stadler, Constanze Richters, Anika Radkowitsch, Martin R. Fischer, Ralf Schmidmaier, Frank Fischer. (2024). Collaborative Problem-Solving in Knowledge-Rich Domains: A Multi-Study Structural Equation Model. Intern. J. Comput.-Support. Collab. Learn. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11412-024-09425-4
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SEM analysis of pooled data from Studies A, B, and C in the agent-based CDR simulation supports the content-knowledge paths for elicitation and sharing, but the article found the path from content knowledge to hypotheses sharing not statistically significant in either of the two studies where it was > 0.1, so "we conclude that Hypothesis 1c was not supported".
"The path from content knowledge to evidence elicitation was positive and > 0.1 in all three studies, as well as statistically significant in two of them; therefore, we consider Hypothesis 1a supported."
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Content knowledge is positively related to the quality of evidence elicitation and evidence sharing, but not to hypotheses sharing |
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Content knowledge is positively related to the quality of evidence elicitation and evidence sharing, but not to hypotheses sharing |
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