Unconscious Competence LO17785

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Hi All

Thanks to Margaret, Fred, Sam, and Johan for your replies. The closest
connection of the Awareness/Competence framework does seem to be with the
Johari Window. The best reference I have for that is from Ed Schein's
"Process Consultation" where he cites Luft, J. "The Johari Window," Human
Relations Tr. News 5, 1961, pp. 6-7.

The Johari window is used in communications, whereas the
Awareness/Competence framework seems to me to be a more general framework
for learning. It ties in with with the Nonaka/Tageuchi framework for the
four modes of knowledge conversion from "The Knowledge Creating Company."

Regards,
David Hurst

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