Across
- 3. something that can't be doubted
- 4. A psychological phenomenon that occurs within a group of people in which the desire for harmony or conformity in the group results in an irrational or dysfunctional decision-making outcome.
- 7. one of the dangers of shared knowledge which is the lack of possibility to combine every area of knowledge together at once;
- 9. knowledge one kind of personal knowledge that is unable to be explained by the person to others, because it is so strongly personal;
- 10. thinking one of the obstacles of personal knowledge, the other name for fictional, not real way of daydreaming about certain cases, an attitude that is to imaginary and too beyond the reality;
- 11. Knowledge Knowledge which has been acquired by the individual based on their own experiences, efforts and conclusions.
- 12. knowledge A type of knowledge that refers to facts or information stored in the memory, that is considered static in nature. It describes events or processes, their attributes and their relation to each other. It is commonly known as ‘The knowledge of how to perform some task’.
- 16. an obstacle to personal knowledge aka intellectual passiveness
- 17. the intersection between personal and shared knowledge; acquired by studying
- 20. an idea that there is no absolute truth
- 21. a reasonable way of thinking, usually based on rational judgement
Down
- 1. the concept stating that there is no absolute truth and everything depends on a certain context
- 2. perception Understanding gained through the use of one of the senses such as sight, taste, touch or hearing.
- 5. ... knowledge, that we gain mostly through experience, practice and personal involvement
- 6. the type of knowledge, which involves knowing the algorithm to do something (knowing how to do it)
- 8. distoration one of the dangers of shared knowledge which is an ability to store some sheerly important information and not share it with the rest of the world;
- 13. a way of getting knowledge
- 14. worship The process of blindly accepting ‘facts’ from people in authority as truth without thinking about it.
- 15. one of the obstacles od personal knowledge which is also an emotional and subjective attitude towards certain sases;
- 18. an error in reason generally repeated by many people
- 19. a part of theory of knowledge, that is about the study of how we know certain things