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Self-Claimed and Tested Knowledge

an opportunity for him to demonstrate his knowledge. The person is asked to indicate, through recall or recognition, the answer to a question and the person asking the question then decides regarding the correctness or appropriateness of the answer. The decision regarding the person’s knowledge is a function of what he actually knows, the way the question is asked, and the way the judgment is made concerning the correctness of the answer. The assumption is made that if a question is asked of a person and he answers the question in the proper way, he has the information, and if he does not answer the question properly, he does not have the information. An alternative method to determine whether or not a person knows something is to ask him if he knows it. Thus one can present an individual with a list of laws, principles, persons, or facts and ask the person to check or otherwise indicate the ones with which