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Figure 1: The Meyer and Zack KMC. Source: Meyer and Zack (1996).
Figure 2: The Bukowitz and Williams KMC. Source: Bukowitz and Williams (2000).
Figure 3: McElroy KMC. Source: McElroy (1999).
Figure 4: Major steps in the Wiig KMC. Source: Dalkir (2005).
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