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information-seeking strategies: a standalone construct

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Library and information science

a classification of how people interact with information, along dimensions such as searching versus scanning, learning versus selecting and recognition versus specification.

In library and information science, information-seeking strategies refers to a classification of how people interact with information, along dimensions such as searching versus scanning, learning versus selecting and recognition versus specification. This meaning comes from Belkin (1995) in Expert Systems with Applications.[1]

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  1. Belkin, N. (1995). Cases, Scripts, and Information-Seeking Strategies: On the Design of Interactive Information Retrieval Systems. Expert Systems with Applications, 9(3), 379-395. https://doi.org/10.1016/0957-4174(95)00011-w

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