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Keywords: Evasive knowledge hiding
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Journal of Knowledge Management
Journal of Knowledge Management (2023) 27 (5): 1299–1318.
Published: 28 July 2022
... equation modeling technique. For this purpose, the authors used SmartPLS3 software. This study revealed that person-related workplace bullying impacts playing dumb and evasive knowledge hiding both directly and indirectly. In addition to this, person-related bullying does not affect rationalized...
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Journal of Knowledge Management
Journal of Knowledge Management (2022) 26 (8): 2038–2060.
Published: 21 October 2021
... is to analyse the relationship between these two elements and on the possible reactions they can induce on people and institutions. Design/methodology/approach The relationships between good and bad counter-knowledge and the induced reactions – namely, evasive knowledge hiding and defensive reasoning...
