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Describe the three kinds of knowledge that can be evaluated in training and how they can be measured.

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Three kinds of knowledge that can be evaluated in training are declarative, procedural, and strategic. Declarative knowledge is the factual information a person knows. Procedural knowledge is a person's understanding of when and how to apply the factual information. Strategic knowledge is a person's use of planning, monitoring and revising goal directed activities. To measure declarative knowledge, one may be ...

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