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Improvability

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Im`prov`a`bil´i`ty
n.1.The state or quality of being improvable; improvableness.


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Consider: "Like the gasoline engine, our industrial-age management model is languishing out at the far end of the S-curve, and may be reaching the limits of its improvability.
Black club women "adopted 'Lifting as we Climb' as their motto, connoting a belief in the improvability of all black women; there is no natural inferiority, then, just socially produced inferiority.
These are accuracy (empirical claims about practice are well founded in evidence), effectiveness (theories meet the goals and values of those who hold them), coherence (competing theories from outside perspectives are considered) and improvability (theories and solutions can be adapted to meet changing needs or incorporate new goals, values and contextual constraints).
 
 
 
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