All of the following are examples of explicit knowledge except:
A) knowledge disseminated publically.
B) a practice model or theory.
C) manuals and product specifications.
D) value-based knowledge.

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Explicit knowledge is knowledge that can be easily articulated, written down, and shared. Value-based knowledge is more subjective and often considered tacit, as it is based on personal values and experiences.

All of the Following Are Examples of Explicit Knowledge Except