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Definition of the Theory of Schemata
Schemata are knowledge structures that organize past and future experiences. Rupert provides the following definition of schemata that act as data reduction devices enabling individuals to negotiate a complex and confusing world Balogain & Johnson, 2004 as cited in Rerup & Friedman, 2011). Initially the schema theory was developed at the individual level. Now, members of organizations can ...
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