Procedural+vsDeclarative+Knowledge

Learning and Declarative Knowledge
John Anderson, of Carnegie-Mellon University, wrote about the two distinctions between declarative and procedural knowledge in his ACT production theory of the unitary theory of cognition. It borrows ideas from Newell's symbolic framework (1972). The ACT production system proposed a distinction between procedural knowledge and declarative knowledge.

Defining
//**Declarative knowledge**// is knowing "that" (e.g., that Washington D.C. is the capital of America), as opposed to //procedural knowledge// is knowing "how" (e.g., how to drive a car).

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