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unconscious knowledge

unconscious knowledge Unconscious knowledge is knowledge outside immediate awareness that can be brought into awareness through reflection and storytelling about experience.

Unconscious knowledge is knowledge outside immediate awareness that can be brought into awareness through reflection and storytelling about experience. In the source context, it is linked with past memories and with understanding one’s own decisions and practices.

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Drafting source: Kipling Brown Ann; Penniston Gray Anne. Side by Side: Reflections on Two Lifetimes of Dance. 2021; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2021.587379; article XML SHA-256 87b65661c274778ec2b819df576508ed46b3d76e9a087c6c2e1bb589376a20de. “Side by Side: Reflections on Two Lifetimes of Dance” (10.3389/fpsyg.2021.587379).
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