Add to ORKGThis article provides empirical tests of the hypothesis of optimal cognitive distance , proposed by Nooteboom (1999, 2000), in two distinct empirical settings.Variety of cognition, needed for learning, has two dimensions: the number of agents with different cognition, and differences in cognition between them (cognitive distance).The hypothesis is that in interfirm relationships optimal learning entails a trade-off between the advantage of increased cognitive distance for a higher novelty value of a partner s knowledge, and the disadvantage of less mutual understanding.If the value of learning is the mathematical product of novelty value and understandability, it has an inverse-U shaped relation with cognitive distance, with an optimum leve...
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<p>The relationship between cognitive distance and strong cognitive synergy in groups of size 5.</p
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Distance was cited by respondents as their most important consideration when select-ing a destinatio...
A recent study of chimpanzees has shown that on the individual basis, they are, surprisingly, much b...
The distance between actors in an organization affects how they interact with each other, and partic...
textabstractThis article provides empirical tests of the hypothesis of ‘optimal cognitive distance’,...
This paper tests hypotheses that in inter-firm alliances innovative performance is an inverted-U sha...
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<p>The relationship between cognitive distance and strong cognitive synergy in groups of size 5.</p
<p>The relationship between cognitive distance and strong cognitive synergy in groups of size 4.</p
We develop a theoretical Bayesian learning model to examine how a firm’s learning horizon, defined a...
IEEE Contribution: This paper quantifies the phenomenon of more versus better research output in com...
An aging population is becoming an increasingly growing global phenomenon, and 2050 is said to be a ...
Prior research has provided conflicting arguments and evidence about whether people who are outsider...
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Universities have long been involved in knowledge transfer activities and are increasing their effor...
Distance was cited by respondents as their most important consideration when select-ing a destinatio...
A recent study of chimpanzees has shown that on the individual basis, they are, surprisingly, much b...
The distance between actors in an organization affects how they interact with each other, and partic...