Rosen's model

Rosen's model, particularly in the context of general knowledge, is a framework that explores how knowledge is organized and utilized in various contexts. It emphasizes the connections between different types of knowledge, illustrating how information is interrelated. By categorizing knowledge into domains, the model helps explain how people learn, remember, and apply what they know. Rosen's approach highlights the importance of linking new information to existing knowledge for deeper understanding and problem-solving, promoting a more integrated view of learning and cognition.