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learning from samples of one or fewer: a standalone construct

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Organizational learning

the ways organizations learn from very limited history, such as single events or near-histories, by experiencing them richly and imagining what might have happened.

In organizational learning, learning from samples of one or fewer refers to the ways organizations learn from very limited history, such as single events or near-histories, by experiencing them richly and imagining what might have happened. This meaning comes from March (1991) in Organization Science.[1]

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  1. March, J. G., Sproull, L. S., & Tamuz, M. (1991). Learning from Samples of One or Fewer. Organization Science, 2(1), 1-13. https://doi.org/10.1287/orsc.2.1.1

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