The present study intended to study the state of information seeking among 158 graduate students in University of Tehran and examine its correlation with students’ epistemological beliefs. A survey employing two sets of questionnaires was carried out. One set was devised by the author while the other was Schommers 63-item epistemological beliefs questionnaire. Findings indicated that there is a positive significance at 0.05 level between knowledge organization and students’ information relevancy judgments. Furthermore there is a positive significance at 0.001 level between knowledge management and time allocation. Learning speed and internalization of past knowledge however displayed a negative significance at 0.01 level. No significance was observed among the rest of epistemological beliefs aspects with other aspects of information seeking behavior
Khowsrojerdi, M. (2008). Epistemology and Information Seeking Behaviour: Outcome of a Quantitative Research. Iranian Journal of Information Processing and Management, 24(2), 21-52.
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Khowsrojerdi, M. "Epistemology and Information Seeking Behaviour: Outcome of a Quantitative Research", Iranian Journal of Information Processing and Management, 24, 2, 2008, 21-52.
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Khowsrojerdi M. (2008). 'Epistemology and Information Seeking Behaviour: Outcome of a Quantitative Research', Iranian Journal of Information Processing and Management, 24(2), pp. 21-52.
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M. Khowsrojerdi, "Epistemology and Information Seeking Behaviour: Outcome of a Quantitative Research," Iranian Journal of Information Processing and Management, 24 2 (2008): 21-52,
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Khowsrojerdi M. Epistemology and Information Seeking Behaviour: Outcome of a Quantitative Research. Iranian Journal of Information Processing and Management. 2008;24(2):21-52 (In Persian).