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'''Double-loop learning''' (DLL) (coined by [[Chris Argyris]]) is the modification or rejection of a goal in the light of experience. DLL recognises that the way problems are defined and solved and can be a source of the problem.<ref>http://pds8.egloos.com/pds/200805/20/87/chris_argyris_learning.pdf</ref>

The work of [[Chris Argyris]] (1923-2013) describes the concept of '''double-loop learning''' (DLL) in which an individual, organization or entity is able, having attempted to achieve a goal on different occasions, to modify the goal in the light of experience or possibly even reject the goal. [[Single-loop learning]] (SLL) is the repeated attempt at the same problem, with no variation of method and without ever questioning the goal.

"Single-loop learning" is the repeated attempt at the same problem, with no variation of method and without ever questioning the goal.

== See also ==