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Mémoire, routine et apprentissage organisationnel 374 Pour illustrer ce propos, nous pouvons reprendre l’exemple fourni par C. Argyris et D. Schön [1989] portant sur l’activité de rouler à bicyclette : « Let us consider the skill of bicycle riding. Suppose that we put the entire program into a student’s hands and that he studies the program so that he can repeat it and can state what the program say to do in various circumstances. This ability to repeat the program does not constitute learning

explanatory variables, and to a lesser degree to sophistication. Yet it is difficult to imagine that cognitive processing and its outcomes – behaviors, attitudes, accumulations of knowledge, and the rest – are not conditioned in some measure by the accuracy, speed, efficiency, and capabilities of the hardand software involved. There is much evidence in psychology to suggest that they are (see Brody 1992; Gordon 1997; Gottfredson 1997). One reason for this neglect is practical. Not many surveys contain relevant

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