What is cognitive negotiability?

One of the most common beliefs associated with knowledge is that it is constructed rather than acquired. This construction is influenced by certain environmental factors and the experiences of an individual. A learner, therefore, constructs new knowledge based on his or her experiences of life and through their cognitive negotiability level. Negotiation is highly associated with the construction of knowledge as it forms an association and a bond between emotional intelligence and cognitive ability. Cognitive negotiability in the construction of knowledge involves the acquisition of information, the choice of strategies, decision making, and the ability to influence the behavior of other people.   Read Full Lesson: Cognitive Negotiability in Construction of Knowledge B.Ed Notes How does Social Mediation Help in The Understanding Process of Knowledge Construction?