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kirza4 [7]
3 years ago
15

Knowledge flows from the information that has been generated. Which of the following does not necessarily flow from information

that has been generated: -The information can provide a better comprehension of a specific problem -Since information is based on data, and data is just the facts, the knowledge gained from the information is always correct. -The information can indicate what should be done and how it might be accomplished. -The information might suggest how one might be personally involved (BTW: this ins not a quiz/test)
Computers and Technology
1 answer:
klio [65]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

The correct option is;

Since information is based on data and data is just the facts, the knowledge gained from the information is always correct

Explanation:

In the of epistemological discipline that focuses on partial knowledge, a domain of information cannot be exhaustively understood, therefore, knowledge is said to be always partial or incomplete. Information can therefore be misleading as it can be made from a premise that is false even where the bearer of the information truly believes in the source of the data as being justified reason for the information, the bearer may not actually know the cause of the information. Knowledge gotten from information is therefore not always correct.

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